Why should diethyl ether be chosen as the solvent?

. Who Oxidation and reduction reactions are important tools in organic synthesis. In this lab you will use an oxidation reaction to synthesize 3-methylbutanal (MW 86.13 g/mol , d0,803 g/mL) from starting materials and supplies available in the Virtual Chemlab using the Beyond Labz program. As you proceed through the handout you will be prompted to answers questions and make observations concerning the experiment (including calculations!). These italicized and numbered prompts correspond to questions that will found in the lab report. Make observations on this document or a separate sheet of paper. You will be able to submit these observations as part of your lab report through blackboard, To prepare for this lab, you should review the topic of oxidation and reduction reactions in your textbook and lecture notes/videos. Note: you will be asked to write reaction schemes and/or reaction mechanisms in this report. To make sure you get full credit for your answers, follow the guidelines in the document "Reaction Schemes vs. Reaction Mechanisms" on the Bb course menu. Synthesis of 3-methyl butanal via oxidation of an alcohol Log into Beyond Labz Version 3.0. Important: You must use Beyond Labz version 3.0 for this assignment, and you must complete the assignment using your Beyond Lobz account. You will receive no credit if you use an older version of Beyond Labz, or if you complete the assignment using someone else's account. Save all TLC's and spectra in your lab notebook for full credit) Select the appropriate alcohol from those available in the lab (you may need to "search" through the various categories of experiments in the stockroom to find the correct alcohol). After selecting the correct alcohol, choose the most appropriate solvent from those available and add it to the flask. Then drag the round bottom flask to the Stir Plate on the lab bench. alcohol: 3-methyl-1-butanol solvent: diethyl ether The round bottom flask containing the starting materials should now be on the stir plate, and the contents of the flask should be visible in Live Dato. From the group of reagents found on the lab bench, select any additional reagents that may be necessary to synthesize the target compound and add it to the flask on the stir plate. This reaction needs to be heated to proceed at a reasonable rate, so set up the equipment necessary to reflux the reaction. Draw the reaction scheme for your reaction below. Additional reagent: pyridiolum chlorochromate (PCC) 1. What solvent did you select for this reaction? Explain your reasoning. I chose diethyl ether because