18) A student was given a mixture of the followingcompounds.CO₂HAfter dissolving the mixture in ethyl acetate this studentadded 1M aqueous HCl to the ethyl acetate solutiona. Which compound(s) will be in the ethyl acetate solutionnow?b. If this student separates the HCl solution and evaporatesall liquid, what compound(s) he/she is going to isolate?Write its structure.

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