Recrystallization Flashcards

1
Q

Recrystallization main purpose

A

to purify

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2
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What is recrystallization?

A

You start with solid but we will break it and reform it

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3
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What happen when we dissolve ?

A

Breakdown the intermolecular molecules

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4
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First step in recrystallization

A

is dissolving (in solvent) not melting

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5
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The benzoic acids &impurities are stuck together via

A

intermolecular forces

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6
Q

inter vs intra

A

inter: between, reversible, this is what you dissolve, little energy to break down
intra: inside, irreversible, needs high energy to break down

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7
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Two parameter to control in recrystallzation:

A

temp and solvent (like water)

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8
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Benzoic acid should be soluable in

A

hot but not in cold.

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9
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Why should impurities be soluable at both high and low temp?

A

So it doesn’t precipitate with benzoic acid

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10
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Precipitation of benzoic will cause ?

A

reforming of bond.

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11
Q

Why do we use room temp to the solution and not cold ?

A
  • The benzoic acid crystal will trap the impurities again.
  • To form correct shape of crystals
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12
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How do we know whether the recrystalixation worked or not ?

A

Take the mass from the filter paper then substract it from the mass of the filter with the benzoic

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13
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How do we know the exp was successful?

A

Calculate the % recovery and the melting point (It should be less than 1)

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14
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After filtration we should have?

A

water and impurities in the flask and pure benzoic acid in the filter paper

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15
Q

What is the percent recover?

A

How much benzoic acid was recovered

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16
Q

Melting point is represented in a

A

Range (beginning is when is start to melt and ending is when its fully melted)

17
Q

Heating rate:

A

how fast you want the test to be

18
Q

The most accurate heating rate is

A

the lowest heating rate

19
Q

The magnifier technique rely on

A

our observation

20
Q

What happen when a substance melt?

A

change of state

21
Q

What determine when a substance reach melting point?

A

The breakage of between intermolecular molecules

22
Q

melting vs dissolving

A

Melting breaking down intermolecular forces only (no solvent)
Dissolving breaking down and forming new one when touch with water (need solvent )

23
Q

Melting technique is used when we want to

A

1 test the purity( our work)
2 to find the nature of an unknown substance and find the range
3 when doing a chemical reaction