2) Compound A is neutral and Compound B is acidic. Both are water-insoluble solids. A and B are dissolved in dichloromethane (DCM) and extracted with aqueous base. The layers are then separated. What must

2) Compound A is neutral and Compound B is acidic. Both are water-insoluble solids. A and B are dissolved in dichloromethane (DCM) and extracted with aqueous base. The layers are then separated. What must be done to obtain the compound in the aqueous layer?

(A) Acidify and evaporate
(B) Acidify and vacuum filter
(C) Add Sodium Sulfate and Evaporate
(D) Add Sodium Sulfate and vacuum filter

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