EX6: SIMPLE DISTILLATION & CHROMATOGRAPHY Flashcards
involves the PROCESS OF SEPARATING two or more liquids homogenously mixed but WITH DIFFERENT BOILING POINTS (at least 20 degrees difference)
SIMPLE DISTILLATION
when the mixture of liquids to be distilled is heated, the liquid with the _________ TURNS INTO VAPOR FIRST
LOWEST BOILING POINT
as the DISTILLATION PROGRESSES, the CONCENTRATION of the lowest boiling component will steadily ________
DECREASE
eventually, the TEMPERATURE within the apparatus will BEGIN TO CHANGE and a __________ can NO LONGER BE DISTILLED
PURE COMPOUND
the TEMPERATURE within the apparatus will continue to _______ until the BOILING POINT of the other liquid LEFT at the distilling flask
INCREASE
when the temperature again stabilizes, another pure fraction of the distillate can be collected
FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION
1) as the solution STARTS TO BOIL, the liquid with the _____________ turns to vapors first
LOWEST BOILING POINT
2) this vapor would then be CONDENSED BACK into liquid inside the condenser, which will then be collected as the _______
DISTILLATE
utilizes the SAME technique with simple distillation but REPEATED SEVERAL TIMES
FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION
the application of distillation is LIMITED to a certain extent due to the _______of some organic compounds when they are DISTILLED AT NORMAL ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE
DECOMPOSITION
the problem with limitation can be resolved by ___________, thus, lowering the boiling point of the substance
LOWERING THE PRESSURE
separation of the LIQUID MIXTURE can be detected through
IGNITION TEST
SIMPLEST KETONE
ACETONE
an organic sample (acetone) will ignite, thereby can IDENTIFYING WHAT TYPE OF COMPOUND IS THE DISTILLATE
IGNITION TEST
acetone (a ketone) will react with sodium nitroprusside and sodium hydroxide producing a WINE RED SOLUTION due to the formation of acetone-nitroprusside ion complex
SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE TEST
acetone (a ketone) will react with
_________ and _________ producing a WINE RED SOLN
SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE
SODIUM HYDROXIDE
further acidification of the previous reaction of acetone with sodium nitroprusside and sodium hydroxide using acetic acid will convert the wine red color into MAGENTA RED SOLN, thereby CONFIRMING THE DISTILLATE AS ACETONE (as elaborated by Le Nobel)
REACTION W GLACIAL ACETIC ACID
the PROCESS OF SEPARATING the substances in a complex mixture by their DIFFERENT AFFINITIES TO AN ADSORBENT
CHROMATOGRAPHY
it is one of the MOST USEFUL METHODS OF SEPARATING the components of MINUTE AMOUNT (konting amount) OF MIXTURES
CHROMATOGRAPHY
commonly used for analyzing mixtures of colored chemicals
CHROMATOGRAPHY
chromatography is invented by
MIKHAIL SEMYONOVICH TSVET 1901
this technique involves separation of constituent elements of the mixture
CHROMATOGRAPHY
CHROMA
COLOR
GRAPHEIN
TO WRITE (COLOR WRITING)
CHROMATOGRAPHY derived from the Greek words
CHROMA & GRAPHEIN
a liquid or solid that is FIXED in a place during the process
STATIONARY PHASE