Exp5 Flashcards

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What determines the distribution of solutes in a mixture?

A

The various solutes distribute themselves between the organic and aqueous phases according to their relative solubility in each solvent.

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What is the distribution coefficient (KD)?

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At equilibrium, the ratio of the concentration or solubility of the substance in the organic phase to that in the aqueous phase is called the distribution coefficient (KD).

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How is KD calculated?

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KD = concentration of substance in organic / concentration of substance in water.

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What are the variables used in the KD formula?

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C0 = concentration of organic solution, Cw = concentration of aqueous solution, So = solubility in organic layer, Saq = solubility in aqueous layer.

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What do Vo and Vag represent?

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Vo = volume of organic solution, Vag = volume of aqueous solution.

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What do Wo and Wag represent?

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Wo and Wag are the weights in grams of material dissolved in each phase.

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What is the formula for calculating KD?

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KD = (12g/100ml) / (6g/100ml)

KD is the distribution coefficient, indicating how a compound distributes between two solvents.

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If a solution of 6g of A in 100ml of water is shaken with 100ml of ether, what is the value of X?

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X = 4g of A in the ether layer

This calculation is based on the equilibrium established by KD.

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9
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What amount of A is left in the water layer after extraction with ether?

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2g left in the water layer

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10
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How does the efficiency of extraction change when using two 50ml portions of ether instead of one 100ml portion?

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Two extractions with 50ml portions extract 4.5g of A, while one extraction with 100ml extracts only 4g of A

This demonstrates the principle of multiple extractions being more efficient.

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What is the amount of A in the ether layer after the first extraction with 50ml?

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3g in the ether layer

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What is the amount of A left in the water layer after the first extraction with 50ml?

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3g in the water layer

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What is the amount of A in the ether layer after the second extraction with 50ml?

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1.5g in the ether layer

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What is the amount of A left in the water layer after the second extraction with 50ml?

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1.5g in the water layer

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15
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What is the percentage of extraction for the extraction with 100ml ether?

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% E = (4/6) * 100 = 66.6%

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16
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What is the percentage of extraction for the double extraction with 50ml portions?

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% E = (4.5/6) * 100 = 75%

17
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True or False: Several small-scale extractions are less effective than one large-scale extraction.