Chromatography Flashcards

1
Q

What is chromotography?

A

a process used to separate mixtures of colored compounds

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2
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What is Paper Chromatography?

A

use paper as the stationary phase

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3
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What is the Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC)?

A

uses a thin layer of absorbant methanol e.g. silicon gel spread onto a glass sheet as the stationary phase

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4
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What does the mixture contain?

A

more than one compound

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5
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What does each compound have?

A

a different solubility in a given solvent

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6
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What does the mobile phase move through?

A

the stationary phase

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7
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What would make a compound further move in the mobile phase?

A

the more soluble it is

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8
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What do the compound separate in order of?

A

their solubility

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9
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1) What do you add?

A

concentrated spot of mixture to the bottom of stationary phase

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10
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2) What is lowered into the solvent?

A

the end of the chromatography strip (stationary phase)

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11
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3) What is carried in different distances?

A

the compounds according to their solubility

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12
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4) If compounds are not visible, what do you use?

A

a stain

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13
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5) What should you do before solvent front reaches the end of stationary phase?

A

stop

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14
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6) How do you identify compounds?

A

by comparing results to known samples -> Rf values

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