Separation Techniques Flashcards

1
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What is distillation used for

A

Used to produce pure water
Used to separate a soluble substance from a solution

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How does distillation work

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Liquid evaporates then travels along a tube and condenses, the pure water collects into a new container from the tube

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3
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Example of distillation

A

Salt from salt water

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4
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What’s the stationary phase in paper chromatography?

A

Chromatography paper

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5
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What’s the mobile phase of paper chromatography?

A

The solvent

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6
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Formula for Rf value

A

Rf= distance spot moved/distance solvent moved

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7
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What does it mean if a dye doesn’t move?

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It’s insoluble(can’t be dissolved)

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Why is the startling in paper chromatography drawn in pencil?

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So that it doesn’t dissolve and ruin results

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9
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In a chromatography test, what does it mean if two dyes are at the same level?

A

They are the same type of pigment

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10
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What is filtration used to separate?

A

Insoluble solids from a solution

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