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What are the 7 steps to recrystallization
Selecting a solvent
Dissolution
Decolorization
Filtration (impurities)
Crystallization
Filtration (compound)
Drying
What are the properties of a good solvent for recrystallization
The solid must be poorly soluble at room temperature and highly soluble at the boiling point
Why are boiling chips added
It prevents superheating and helps the solution to boil all together
Prevents bumping
When must decolorization take place during recrystallization
Only when colored impurities exist
What is a saturated solution
When a solvent holds the maximum amount of solute at a given temperature
What is the procedure for facilitating the crystallization of a solid
Allow the solution to cool slowly
After the solution has cooled, place the flask into an ice bath
Scratch the inside of the flask with a glass stirring rod
What does crystallization form
A crystalline solid
What does precipitation form
An amorphous solid
What are the characteristics of the melting point of a pure compound
An accurate melting point with a narrow range
What are the characteristics of the melting point of an impure compound
A low and broad melting point range
How is a mixed melting point used to determine the identity of a compound
First, the melting point range of the unknown compound is found
Next, the suspected known compound for the identity of the unknown is identified
Lastly, a mixed melting point is found by making a 50/50 mixture of the suspected known and unknown compounds. If the melting point of the mixture matches that of the unknown and the known while also having a narrow range, the unknown compound has been identified as the known compound.
What is bumping
Instantaneous eruption of vapor from a hot liquid
What are the components of a simple distillation apparatus
Long necked round bottom flask, Distillation head, rubber connector with support rod, Thermometer adapter, and thermometer
What are the components of the fractional distillation apparatus
Short-necked round bottom flask, distillation head, long distillation column, rubber connector with support rod, thermometer adapter, and thermometer, copper turnings
Draw a simple and fractional distillation apparatus and show the difference between the two
Simple distill
When should you use fractional distillation over simple distillation
Fractional distillation should be used when the two unknowns have boiling points that are less than 75 celsius different. This is due to the theoretical plates.
What is a theoretical plate
In fractional distillation, the turnings allow for the consecutive condensation and revaporization along multiple levels throughout the distillation column. The substance that condenses and revaporizes is the substance with the lower boiling point. This allows the distillate to be 100% pure of the lower boiling point.
Where is the thermometer placed during distillation
It is placed with the top of the mercury bulb level with the bottom of the arm of the distillation head.
Why is it important not to distill to dryness
The dry residue can contain peroxides which can ignite or explode without other liquid in the flask
Why do you use a rheostat with the sand bath
It allows you to vary the amount of power to the sand bath. This allows the substance to be distilled low and slow
Draw the mechanism for the hydrolysis of t-butyl chloride
T-butyl chloride
Draw the mechanism for the dehydration of 2-methyl-cyclohexanol
Dehydration
What is retention time in gas chromatography
The time it takes for a compound to travel through the column
In regards to boiling point, which substances travel through the column of gas chromatography the quickest
Those with lower boiling points or higher volatility
What 4 factors affect separation in gas chromatography
Volatility of the compound, Flow rate of carrier gas, column temperature, and column length
What does the area under a peak of gas chromatography represent
The amount of that substance in the mixture
Hod do you calculate the percent of a substance A in a mixture based off of gas chromatography
Area under peak A divided by
Area under peaks A + B + C
Times 100