Your friend need to purify a sample left behind by an older graduate student to isolate theaminonapthalene derivative A. Knowing the content of the sample, your friend suggesteda rapid liquid-liquid extraction to purify up the sample.NH2OH1M NaOHELOACAqueousOrganicNH|NaHCO3ELOACAqueousOrganicNH2Final organic phaseYour chemical intuition tells you this plan is wrong.a) Why? What is wrong with the steps proposed in the flow chart? What would your friendisolate in the final organic phase (the solution represented by a rectangle) if she wereto execute her plan as described?

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