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Consider a simple extraction of an ibuprofen with pKa=5 using media witht pH of 1, 5,...

Consider a simple extraction of an ibuprofen with pKa=5 using media witht pH of 1, 5, and 9. What species are present at each pH? Assume the logP=3.0 ... whT is the distribution coefficient under these conditions?

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