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What precautions must be taken when mixing reagents in a separatory funnel or centrifuge tube?
One should frequently release the pressure, CO2 gas within the separatory funnel by spinning the stopcock
Codistillation
Distillation performed on two immiscible liquids
Steam distillation
Distillation that is performed for two immiscible compounds when one of the compounds is water
Raoult's Law
The total vapor pressure of the system is determined by adding together the products of the vapor pressure and the mole fraction of each compound. PT=X1P1°+X2P2°
Dalton's Law
The total vapor pressure of a mixture of gases (when 2 immiscible liquids are distilled) above the liquid is equal to the sum of the vapor pressure of each compound. PT=P1°+P2°
Essential oil
A natural, volatile oil extracted from plants that is commonly obtained using distillation. Carries the fragrance or taste of the plant. The "essence" of the plant
Why is steam distillation preferable to simple distillation for isolating high-boiling natural products?
It avoids high temperature that may lead to the decomposition of the product. Steam distillation allows volatile compounds that are unstable or have high boiling points to codistill with water at low temps
What are the positive tests for KMnO4 and Br2?
KMnO4: The disappearance of MnO4 as a muddy brown precipitate
Br2: The disappearance of the red
What is the purpose of using anhydrous sodium sulfate (NaSO4)?
It is used as a drying agent to remove traces of water from organic solutions.
Which distillation is used for a miscible mixture? What law describes it?
Fractional and Simple distillation is used from miscible mixtures. Raoult's Law describes it.
What are two main components of clove oil?
Eugenol and Eugenol acetate
Purpose of the rotovap?
Used for compounds with lower BP to purify and dry solvents from the sample through evaporation. Avoids "bumping"