Chromatography Flashcards

1
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What is chromatography useful for

A

to separate and analyse the substances present in a mixture

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2
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What are the two phases of chromatography

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  1. stationary phase
  2. mobile phase
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3
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What is the pattern of bands or spots called

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chromatogram

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4
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What does the rate of movement of each component depend on

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  • how strongly the component adsorbs onto the stationary phase
  • how readily the component dissolves in the mobile phase
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5
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What is adsorption

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the adhesion of molecules or substances to the surface of a solid or liquid

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6
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What states is the stationary phase in

A

solid or liquid

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7
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What states is the mobile phase in

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liquid or gas

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8
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What are the three simple forms of chromatography

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paper, thin-layer, column chromatography

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9
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What is the process of chromatography

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Continual process of adsorption onto the solid stationary phase, followed by desorption and dissolving into the mobile phase

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10
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What does the ability of the components to stick to the stationary phase depend on?

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the polarity of the stationary phase and the component molecules

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