Solvent Extraction

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What is partitioning?

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What is the equation for the partition coefficient/distribution coefficient?

[Sorg] = organic solvent conc

[Saq] = aqueous solvent conc

<p>[Sorg] = organic solvent conc</p><p>[Saq] = aqueous solvent conc</p>
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What is the relationship between solubility and KD?

KD > 1

  • more soluble in organic

KD = 1

  • equally soluble in both

KD < 1

  • more soluble in aqueous

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Why is it more efficient to do multiple extractions at smaller volumes?

Continuously halves the concentration of the aqueous solvent, more solute is removed

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What is extraction efficiency?

f(aq) = fraction of aqueous solvent left behind

<p>f(aq) = fraction of aqueous solvent left behind</p>
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How would partitioning work for weak acids?

DISSOLVE IN ORG = protonate w/ acid (HCl)

DISSOLVE IN AQ = deprotonate w/ base (NaOH)

*NOTE: ionised species MORE soluble in aq than non-ionised

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How is the distribution ratio calculated for weak acids?

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How would partitioning work for weak bases?

DISSOLVE IN ORG = deprotonate w/ base (NaOH)

DISSOLVE IN AQ = protonate w/ acid (HCl)

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How is the distribution ratio calculated for weak bases?

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What are the two different extraction efficiency equations (faq) used when dealing with easily ionisable and not easily ionisable substances?

KD = pH independent

  • compounds NOT easily ionsed

D = pH dependent

  • compounds EASILY ionised

<p>KD = pH independent</p><ul><li><p>compounds NOT easily ionsed</p></li></ul><p></p><p>D = pH dependent </p><ul><li><p>compounds EASILY ionised</p></li></ul><p></p>