Choose 10 chemicalsfrom the lists below. You should select a minimum of 2 chemicals from each list. Using the Chemical Reactivity Worksheet, determine how to best sort the 10 chemicals.

Choose 10 chemicalsfrom the lists below. You should select a minimum of 2 chemicals from each list. Using the Chemical Reactivity Worksheet, determine how to best sort the 10 chemicals. You have 3 storage spaces available, with each space only being able to hold 5 chemicals. 1 of the storage spaces is kept under an inert atmosphere.The figure below shows this configuration;Prepare a short 1-2pagereport justifyingyour sorting selections using the Chemical Reactivity Workbook(insert CRW worksheet from AIChE program as appendix). Generate a compatibility chart for both the entire selection of chemicals as well as for each container. You should have 4 compatibility Container 1Chemical 1aChemical 2aChemical 3aChemical 4aChemical 5aContainer 2Container 3(Inert Atmosphere)Chemical 1bChemical 2bChemical 3bChemical 4bChemical 5bChemical 1cChemical 2cChemical 3cChemical 4cChemical 5c

charts (3 if one of the containers is empty).You should be attempting to minimize incompatibilities. Depending on your selections, it may be impossible to fully eliminate all chemical incompatibilities. Full points for this assignment is given for justification of your sorting selections (not for eliminating all incompatibilities). Hint:for determining what should be kept under an inter atmosphere, check out SDS’s to find what chemical might be pyrophoric or interact dangerously with moisture in air. The Worksheet should list air and water reactivity in the Chemical Intrinsic Hazards Section.Chemical List AChemical List BChemical List CHexaneDecanoic AcidIron (III) chlorideBenzeneHydrofluoric AcidLithiumEthanolAmmoniaCopper (II) SulfateTert-butyl bromideNitric AcidCalcium CarbonatePhenolAn example of both using the chemical reactivity worksheet along with the expectations of the report are included in the chemical worksheet tutorial video.