EXERCISE 5 - RECRYSTALLIZATION AND SUBLIMATION

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recrystallization

also known as fractional crystallization

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re-formation of the crystals upon cooling

involves the dissolution of the solid in an appropriate solvent at an elevated temperature and the subsequent ____________________________, so that any impurities remain in solution

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solids

almost all ____________ are more soluble in a hot than in a cold solvent

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solution crystallization

_______________ takes advantage of the fact that almost all (question no. 3 answer) are more soluble in a hot than in a cold solvent

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recrystallization process step 1

Selection of an appropriate solvent

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recrystallization process step 2

Dissolution of the solid to be purified in the solvent

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recrystallization process step 3

Decoloration with activated charcoal

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recrystallization process step 4

Filtration of the hot solution to remove insoluble impurities

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recrystallization process step 5

Formation of the crystals as it cools

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recrystallization process step 6

Isolation of the purified crystals by filtration

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recrystallization process step 7

Drying the crystals

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selection of an appropriate solvent

most critical step in the (recrystallization) process

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good solvent

solvent that will dissolve the solute in hot solution but not in cold solution

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poor solvent

solvent that will dissolve the solute in cold solution but not in hot solution

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organic compounds

most ____________________ dissolves in hot solvents than in cold ones

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dissolution of the solid to be purified in the solvent

step in the recrystallization process where we add enough solvent to dissolve the solute to get a saturated solution at the boiling point of the solvent

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too much solvent is used, supersaturated solution

common errors in dissolution of the solid to be purified in the solvent

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decolorization with activated charcoal

step in the recrystallization process that removes high molecular weight impurities

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high molecular weight

___________________ impurities are often colored and relatively less soluble

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activated charcoal

high degree of microporosity; has large surface area

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filtration of the hot solution to remove insoluble impurities

step done in the recrystallization process because sometimes the sample is contaminated with small quantity of insoluble impurity that will never dissolve

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premature crystallization

it is important to filter the solution while hot to prevent __________________ during filtration

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short-stemmed/stemless glass

a ________ or ________ funnel should be used to minimize crystallization in the funnel

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fluted filter paper

using ___________ will minimize crystallization on the filter

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Cooling

reduce the temperature
to induce crystal
formation

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not be disturbed

generally the solution should ___________ as it cools, since this also leads to production of small crystals

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Seeding

crystal of the original solid is added to the solution to induce crystallization, which may then be quite rapid

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Scratching

a glass rod is to rub the inside surface of the crystallization vessel at or just above the air/solution interface

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sharp edges

microscopic scratches provide ___________ where crystals may grow

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Stirring and Agitation

induce bumping of crystals which causes to reformation of more crystals

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airborne contaminants

during cooling and crystallization, the solution should be protected from ___________

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production of small crystals

solution should not be disturbed as it cools, since this also leads to ______________

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ice bath

cool the solution in an ___________ to hasten crystal formation

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low

crystals easily form at a _______ temperature

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small crystals

be careful not to use too low temperature as it may form ______________

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oiling out

type of separation where the solute will separate from solution as an oil rather than
a solid

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undesirable

oiling out is (desirable/undesirable) for purification of solutes because the oils usually contain significant amounts of impurities

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pure, cold solvent

crystals normally are washed with a small amount of

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vacuum filtration

the solid product is isolated by ______________ using a Büchner or Hirsch funnel and a clean, dry filter flask

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vacuum filtration, gravitational
filtration

2 ways to isolate the solid product in isolation of purified crystals by filtration step

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air or oven drying

removing the last traces of solvent from the crystalline product may be accomplished by ____________

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below

in oven drying, the temperature of the oven must be __________ the melting point of the product

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(weight of crystals recovered/weight of the original sample) x 100

% recovery formula

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melting point determination

the purity of the crystals is usually assessed using ______________

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decreases

presence of the impurities _____________ the melting point of the product

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Silver Nitrate Test

__________ test is employed
to detect any sodium chloride
impurity left on the purified
crystals

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white precipitate, turbid solution

____________ or ____________ indicates presence
of NaCl

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sublimation

defined as the direct conversion of a substance from its solid phase to its gas phase without passing through the liquid phase

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equilibrium between the solid and gas phases

sublimation entirely relies on the ___________________ rather than
solid and liquid phases

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energy builds up

in sublimation, enough _________________ in the molecules during heating and then escapes into
gas phase

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outer or lower vessel

this is where the impure sample is placed in a sublimation setup

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inner or upper vessel

this is where the pure solid is formed again in a sublimation setup

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cold

the upper vessel must be ______ for the pure solids to form on it

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light and feathery crystals, round and scaly crystals, needle-like crystals, blocks of crystals

appearance/forms of crystals (4)

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sublimate

the crystals, deposit, or material obtained when a substance is heated

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sublimate

has high vapor pressure, low melting point, and more volatile

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residue

the solid particle that remained on the dish

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residue

has low vapor pressure, high melting point, and less or non-volatile

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volatility

as a purification process, it also depends on
_________

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residue

less volatile or non-volatile impurities remain as a ________

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similar vapor pressures

sublimation cannot be used for separating compounds that
have __________________

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barium chloride test

__________________ was employed to differentiate the organic substance from the inorganic residue

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white precipitate

BaCl2 will react with Na2SO4 producing _______________ precipitate.

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appearance of benzoic acid

colorless crystalline solid

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chemical formula of benzoic acid

C7H6O2 or C6H5COOH

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molecular weight of benzoic acid

122.12 g/mol

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melting point of benzoic acid

122-123°C

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boiling point of benzoic acid

249°C

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use of benzoic acid

antifungal and preservative

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synonym of benzoic acid

Carboxybenzene, Benzene carboxylic acid

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density of benzoic acid

1.32 g/cm3

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toxicity of benzoic acid

toxic to the lungs & nervous system

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salicylic acid appearance

colorless needle- like crystals

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Chemical formula of salicylic acid

C7H6O3

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Molecular Weight of salicylic acid

138.12 g/mol

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melting point of salicylic acid

158°C

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boiling point of salicylic acid

211°C

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use of salicylic acid

keratolytic, used to treat acne, seborrhea, corn, calluses and warts

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Synonym of salicylic acid

2-hydroxybenzoic acid

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density of salicylic acid

1.44 g/cm3

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vapor pressure of salicylic acid

8.2 × 10-5 mmHg at 25°C

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toxicity of salicylic acid

salicylism