Chemistry - 1 Atomic Structure - 1.4 Fractional Distillation and Paper Chromatography

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Miscible

Describes two liquids that are soluble in each other

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Why is it difficult to get a pure substance with simple distillation?

Some vapour may be given off before the substance reaches boiling point - the boiling points are too close together.

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Fractional distillation

Used to separate liquids with similar boiling points using a fractionating column

<p>Used to separate liquids with similar boiling points using a fractionating column</p>
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Fractionating column

a glass tube filled with beads

<p>a glass tube filled with beads</p>
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How does a fractionating column work? [3]

- Vapours must pass over the beads to reach the condenser
- The substance with the higher boiling point is more likely to condense lower down, where the temperature is lower
- The substance with the higher boiling point will continue to rise through the tube and reach the condenser

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The use of fractional distillation [2]

- Use of ethanol as a biofuel
- In oil refineries, to separate crude oil

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Chromatography

A technique that is used to separate the components of a mixture based on the tendency of each component to travel or be drawn across the surface of another material (solubility)

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Paper chromatography [4]

- Draw a pencil line on some absorbent chromatography paper to indicate the starting point
- Use a capillary tube to dab small amounts of solution on the line
- Suspend the paper in a small amount of water (up to the line)
- See which solution travels the furthest

<p>- Draw a pencil line on some absorbent chromatography paper to indicate the starting point<br>- Use a capillary tube to dab small amounts of solution on the line<br>- Suspend the paper in a small amount of water (up to the line)<br>- See which solution travels the furthest</p>
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