Purification Flashcards

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Paper chromatography (parts needed)

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*Chromatography paper
*Solvent
*Substance
*Pencil
*locating agent (maybe)

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Paper chromatography (how to)

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-Draw a pencil line on your chromatography paper
-place substance on chromatography paper on the line
-dip your paper into your solvent
-wait for the solvent to go up the paper
-the mixture will split up into pure substances
-Use Rf value to determine the substace

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Rf Value

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Distance of substance
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Distance of solvent

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4
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Methods of purification

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Filtration, simple distillation, crystallization, paper chromatography, evaporation, fractional distillation

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Filtration (tools)

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Filter paper, filter funnel, beaker and clamp

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what is Filtration

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Separating a solid from a liquid

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7
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what is Crystallization

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Separating dissolved solid(solute) from liquid

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Crystallization (how to)

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*Heat the solution, the quantity will reduce as excess liquid evaporates
*Let solution cool to rtp, crystals will form
*Remove crystals by filtering
*Rinse crystals with distilled water and dry

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9
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what is simple distillation

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Separating a solvent from a solution

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10
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What is paper chromatography

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Separating different substances from a solution

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Filtration (how to)

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  1. Clamp your filter funnel above beaker
  2. Add filter paper
  3. Pour the mixture through the filter paper
  4. You will be left with the residue in the filter paper and the filtrate in the beaker
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Simple distillation (tools)

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Flask, condenser, beaker, bunsen burner, tripod, gauze, bung,

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Simple distillation (how to)

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  1. Set up
  2. Heat the solution.
  3. The vapour will rise and go into the condenser and the solute stays behind
  4. As you pump cold water through the condenser it condenses the vapour back to a liquid
  5. Pure distilled liquid drips into the beaker
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14
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What is evapouration

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a liquid going to a gas

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15
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Evaporation (tools)

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Evaporating dish and heat

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16
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Evaporation (how to)

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-Place substance in dish (e.g. salt water)
-Heat
-the water will evaporate and you’ll be left with salt
-Rinse with distilled water

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What is fractional distillation

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Separating liquid from liquid

18
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Fractional distillation (tools)

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Fractionating column, thermometer, condenser, flask, beaker, heat, tripod, gauze

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Fractional distillation (how to)

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  1. Heat solution
  2. the 2 liquids vapour rise up to the column
  3. the vapours condense on the beads and the beads slowly heat up
  4. when the beads reach the boiling point of the liquid with the lowest boiling point the vapour of the liquid with the higher bp condenses on the beads and drips back into the flask
  5. the liquid with the lower bp’s vapour goes up and through the condenser
  6. pure distilled liquid drips into the beaker
  7. when the thermometer goes above the bp of the first liquid you know it’s all gone and to change the beaker