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The phase transfer reagent is added to . . . Group of answer choices solubilize the oxidant in the organic solvent solubilize the substrate in the aqueous solvent solubilize the alcohol in the aqueous solvent increase the effective concentration of ethyl acetate All of these answers are correct

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