quiz 2 overview Flashcards
caffine procedure
bottom layer: dichloromethane
top layer: water
- use rocking motion to mix
- 30ml of dichloromethane extracted
- another of dichloromethane extracted
- dry 60 ml w 2g of anhydrous sodium sulfate
–wait 10 min + occasionally swirl - gravity filter
- scrape white caffeine into a 100 RBF
mobile/ stationary phases of HPLC
mobile: liquid(35% acetonitrile & 65% water)
stationary: particles of silicia
-reverse phase
stationary: nonpolar
mobile: polar
Impurity:polar will reach detector way ahead
No polar: hits stationary phase way of Ayer caffeine
why use HPLC instead GC for caffine
HPLC is used because caffine is not volatile/ decomposes on heating
HPLC uses a UV detector and caffeine has a strong YV absorption
calculate % yield of acetaminophen
experimental
_________________x 100
theoretical
theoretical:
(mole of p-aminpehnol*151.1)
Reasons to use TLC
- to follow the process of a reaction
2.check purity of a sample
3.to do a preparative separation by column chromatography & need to fund a suitable solvent sys
calculate Rf value + what happens to the value if mehanol was added to solvent
distance traveled by sample
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distance traveled by solvent
methanol is polar=>Rf value will get smaller
general behavior:
-polar will migrate slower (closer to bottom line)
-least polar wil travel faster (further)