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Which is the best solvent of choice, water or ether; for TLC analysis of 2-bromooctane and 2-decene?
A. water
B. neither water nor ether
C. both water and ether
D. ether
D
What can you conclude from a student who reported an Rf value of 1.2?
A. Distance traveled by sample was 1.2.
B. The ratio of distance traveled by sample to solvent was 1.2.
C. Distance traveled by solvent was 1.2.
D. The reported ratio is wrong, Rf value must be between 0 and 1
D
What does an Rf value of 0 mean?
A. The ratio of distance traveled by sample to solvent was zero
B. Distance traveled by solvent was zero
C. Distance traveled by sample was zero
D. The ratio of distance traveled by solvent to sample was zero
A and C
If two compounds have Rf values of 0.5 and 0.61, how far will they be separated from each other on the plate when the solvent is developed 12 cm?
A. 3.21 cm
B. 1.23 cm
C. 1.32 cm
D. 2.31 cm
C
What can be used to visualize the TLC spots after development?
A. Use of UV light for those compounds absorbing the UV light
B. Use of x-ray light
C. Use of direct visualization for colored samples
D. Use of iodine to make it react with each sample
A, C, D
How is an unknown sample identified using TLC?
A. By comparing the Rf value of unknown to those of known compounds
B. By comparing melting point of the sample to those of known compounds
C. By comparing solubility of the sample to those of known compounds
D. By comparing the color, shape, and distance traveled by sample to those of known compounds
A and D
What is the purpose of performing a thin layer chromatography experiment?
A. To use TLC as a tool to determine purity of compounds separated by extraction
B. To identify aldehydes and ketones
C. To use TLC as a tool in identifying an unknown
D. To separate components of a mixture
A and C
Arrange the following compounds in order of increasing Rf value if silica gel is used as an adsorbent and hexane is used as solvent:
A. CH3(CH2)10CH3
B. CH3(CH2)6OH
C. CH3(CH2)3COOH
- C
- B
- A
Which is the adsorbent of choice, alumina or silica gel; for TLC analysis of 2-bromooctane and 2-decene?
A. silica gel
B. alumina
C. both alumina and silica gel
D. neither alumina nor silica gel
B
What would you expect to observe after plate development and visualization as a result of the following errors in the use of TLC? Match each error with its result.
A. If the solvent reaches the top of the TLC plate and is not stopped, then the distance traveled by solvent is not certain and, therefore, is not measurable
B. The sample will be washed down and will be dissolved away by the solvent.
C. If they are spotted too close together, will tend to spread out and run together as they are
- The solvent level in the developing
chamber is higher than the spotted
sample. - Too much sample is applied to the
The TLC plate - The TLC plate is allowed to remain in the developing chamber after the solvent has reached the top.
A) 3
B) 1
C) 2
True or False? Claisen adapter prevents the foam from heated plant materials from making it to distillation head/condenser in steam distillation
true
Which of the following statements are correct?
A) In a distillation of two immiscible liquids, the number of moles of each component in the vapor is proportional to the vapor pressure of the pure component.
B) Boiling point of the mixture of water and eugenol is less than the boiling point of water and boiling point of eugenol.
C) In a distillation of water and eugenol, the number of moles of eugenol in the vapor and/or distillate is much higher than the number of moles of water.
D) In a distillation of water and eugenol, the number of moles of water in the vapor and/or distillate is much higher than the number of moles of eugenol.
A B D
Why is eugenol steam-distilled rather than purified by simple distillation?
A) Eugenol will not be exposed to high temperature, therefore will not be decomposed.
B) The difference in boiling point of water and eugenol is too close to do simple distillation.
C) The mixture of water and eugenol will boil at a temperature less than 100°C.
D) Water and eugenol are not miscible, so we cannot use fractional distillation.
A and C
Which of the following statements are correct?
A) The boiling point of a mixture of two miscible liquids will be between the boiling point of compound with lower boiling point and the boiling point of the compound with high boiling point.
B) When a mixture of two miscible liquids is heated or distilled, the total vapor pressure is the sum of the partial vapor pressures of the components.
C) When a mixture of two immiscible liquids is heated or distilled, the total vapor pressure is the sum of the vapor pressures of the pure individual components.
D) The boiling point of a mixture of two immiscible liquids will be between the boiling point of compound with lower boiling point and the boiling point of the compound with high boiling point
A B C
When would you stop the heat for steam distillation?
A) The distillate was milky and the dripping distillate from the vacuum adapter is clear
B) The recommended time for distillation is finished
C) The boiling flask is almost dry and there is no water left in the separatory funnel to replenish the water
D) The recommended quantity of distillate is collected
A C D
True or False? To remove water/moisture from the methylene chloride solution add 1 spoon of calcium chloride pellets.
False
What is the purpose of performing Steam Distillation experiment?
A) To extract temperature-sensitive organic natural products from plant materials.
B) To separate components of a mixture
C) To extract water immiscible organic natural products from plant materials.
D) To learn about the theoretical aspects involved in the steam distillation process.
A C D
True or False? The newly condensed steam distillate of eugenol appears cloudy because water and eugenol are misible.
false
What classical chemical methods are used to test the functional groups of the eugenol?
A) Test for unsaturation using 2% KM04 solution
B) Test for phenol functional group using ferric chloride solution
C) Test for phenol functional group using chromic acid solution
D) Test for aldehyde functional group using chromic acid solution
A and B
What are some of the differences between steam distillation, fractional distillation, simple distillation from an apparatus, and theoretical perspective?
A) Fractional distillation apparatus contains fractionating column added to simple distillation apparatus.
B) Steam distillation is used only for water misible compounds.
C) Fractional distillation is used for misible mixture of liquids with 20° difference in boiling point or higher.
D) Simple distillation is used only for misible mixture of liquids with 80° difference in boiling
A C D
True or False? The (R)-amine: (R, R)-tartaric acid salt is more soluble in methanol than the (S) -amine: (R, R) - tartaric acid salt.
true
What factors affect the specific rotation of the product
A) Path length in decimeter
B) Temperature of the sample
C) Mass/concentration of product g/mL
D) Measured rotation in degrees
all
Which of the following statements are correct?
A) An equimolar mixture of two enantiomers is known as a racemic mixture or racemate.
B) Diastereomer are mirror images of one another.
C) When a 1:1 ratio of enantiomers of 1-phenylethylamine is reacted with a single enantiomer of tartaric acid two diastereomeric salts form.
D) Enantiomers have identical physical properties (e.g. melting point, boiling point, and solubility in methanol).
A C D
Which of the following statements are correct?
A) Samples that rotate polarized light are said to be optically active.
B) Prismatic crystals will produce the highest ee%.
C) Diastereomers (generally) have different physical properties.
D) Enantiomers do not interact with plane-polarized light in the same way.
all