10C.3 Flashcards

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orgainc compounds are usaully not pure they can be contaminated by

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  1. the unreacted starting material
  2. other organic compounds
  3. inorganic reagents used
  4. inorganic products formed
  5. water
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2
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what are the techniques used to purify an organic liquid

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  1. simple distillation
  2. fractional distillation
  3. solvent extraction
  4. drying
  5. boiling point determination
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3
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why do we use different equipment for organic compounds compared to inorganic and what do we need to do to change that

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because organic compounds are flammable, or toxic, they might attack bungs and corks increasing the chance of contamination so we need to use special equipment mostly made of glass that can be fitted together using ground-glass joints

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what are the apparatuses used for organic compounds and their shape

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  1. pear-shaped flask receiver
  2. a round bottom flask receiver
  3. still
  4. separating funnel
  5. fractionating column
  6. condenser
  7. receiver adapter
  8. thermometer + adapter
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5
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what do we use instead of a bunsen burner in organic experiments

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  1. hot water bath
  2. hot oil bath
  3. electric heating mantle
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6
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what is simple distillation

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it is a method used to separate liquids that have very different boiling points (ideally more than 25c), by boiling and condensing

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7
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how does simple distillation work

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page 275

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8
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how do you step up the apparatus for simple distillation

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page 275

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9
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what is the purpose of a thermometer in simple distillation

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it is there to monitor the temperature of the vapor passing through, if the temperature remains the same it indicates that a compound is distilling, and when the temperature being to rise again another temperature becomes to distill

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10
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what is fractional distillation

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it is a method used to separate liquids with similar boiling points using a fractionating columnmn

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how does the fractional column work

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it is made up of many glass beds or broken glass which becomes a surface for the vapor leaving the column to condense, it is then evaporated again as the more hot vapor passes through the column effectively making vapor distill multiple times in the column allowing for better separation

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12
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how do you step up the apparatus for fractional distillation

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page 276

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13
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simple distillation vs fractional distillation

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simple distillation is much easier to step and quicker, but it doesn’t separate liquids as well as fractional distillation and it was limited uses

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14
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immiscible mean

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does not mix

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15
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the solvent used in solvent extraction should be?

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  1. the solvent added should not be able to mix (immiscible) with the desired organic product
  2. the desired organic solvent should be more soluble in the solvent added than in the mixture it’s in
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16
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what is solvent extraction

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it is a method used to separate a liquid from a mixture by causing it to move from the mixture to the solvent

17
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describe the method of solvent extraction

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page 276

18
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in solvent extraction what can you do when adding the solvent to ensure more yield of the organic product

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add in portions

19
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once you have separated the organic compound in solvent extraction what do you do to further separate the organic compound from the solvent

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use simple of fractional distillation

20
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does a drying agent react with the organic liquid

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nope

21
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anhydrous

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containing no water

22
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what are the most common drying agents

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anhydrous metal salts (calcium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, sodium sulfate ) also anhydrous can be used but it’s. soluble with water and it can react

23
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how do drying agents work

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the absorb water

24
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how do you dry and organic liquid

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page 277

25
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what is decantation

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pouring a liquid off from a solid