Learning Objectives

At the end of this simulation, you will be able to:

Provide an overview of the extraction process and its objectives, while providing instances of its applications.
Elaborate on the underlying principles of extraction theory and detail the process on both a molecular and operational scale.
Clarify the utilization of desiccants and select an appropriate drying agent tailored to various solvent types.
Accurately anticipate the identity and position of the liquid layers, particularly locating the layer containing your desired product.
Execute stepwise single and multiple extraction procedures using a range of solvents and combinations.
Proficiently exhibit the hands-on skills essential for solvent extraction, adhering to established best practices.
Address and resolve prevalent issues encountered during solvent extraction protocols and rotary evaporation.
Competently manage the post-extraction work-up stages, including filtration and solvent evaporation, aimed at isolating the final product.

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