how could you distinguish between the two compounds
1- take melting points of crystal
2- compare to known values
Order of practical techniques for purification of organic solid
1- Filtration under reduced pressure
2- Recrystallisation
3- Measurement of melting points
Describe the purification step of filtration under reduced pressure (step 1)
1- Dissolve impure solid in minimum volume of hot solvent.
2- Cool solution and filter solid under reduced pressure using Buchner flask.
Describe the purification step of recrystallisation (step 2)
1-Dissolve solid in minimum volume of hot solvent.
2- Cool solution and filter solid under reduced pressure using Buchner flask.
3- Scratch with glass rod.
4- Wash with cold solvent and dry.
Describe the purification step measurement of melting point (step 3)
1- Measure melting point of crystals.
2- Compare to known value from data book.
3- Pure sample will have sharp melting point very close to data book value.
purification method organics 1
1- add a neutralising agent e.g. Na2C03
2- in separating funnel, organic layer is on top
3- drying with an anhydrous salt e.g. cacl2
4- redistill at 44 degrees
purification method organics 2
1- recrystlaisition
2- dissolve impure solid in
minmum volume of hot water
3- cool solution and filter solid
4- wash with cold water and dry
mg to g
divide by 1000
Describe and explain how to prepare a standard solution
1- Weigh mass of crystals in beaker on mass balance to 2dp
2- Dissolve in distilled water
3- Transfer to 250cm volumetric flask
4- Rinse beaker and transfer washings to volumetric flask
5-Make up to mark with more water up to 250cm3, so bottom of meniscus is on mark
6-Use dropping pipette when filling to the mark
7- Put a stopper on top, and invert the flask several times to mix
When given the melting point to compare to data book, how do you know if it’s pure
Pure sample will have sharp melting point very close to data book value
Stationary phase in TLC chromatography
TLC plate
Mobile phase in TLC chromatography
Compound being tested
Rf equation
Affect of Rf value, the more strongly a compound is absorbed onto stationary phase
Lower Rf value
Why is a control spot used sometimes during TLC chromatography
Show the formation of the desired product and show when the reaction has finsihed
Purpose of gas chromatography
Seperate compounds based on their relative solubility in the stationary phase
What does retention time mean in gas chromatography
How long a component stays in the column
What does retention time identify in gas chromatography
Identifies components in a mixture
Q
What does relative peak area identifiy in gas chromatography
Proportions of componetns in a mixture
What can calibration curves be used for in gas chromatography
Confirm the concentrations of components in a mixture
What is the mobile phase in gas chromatography
Carrier gas
C
ch3COCl
2- nitrophenol and 3 nitrophenol have 6 peaks/ 6 environments
4- nitrophenol has four peaks/ environments
4- an be distinguished
2- nitrophenol and 3 cannot be distinguished