Chemistry-C1-Mixtures and Chromatography

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What is a mixture?
a substance made up of 2 or more atoms NOT chemically bonded together
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This means that they can be separated out by?
physical methods
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What are physical methods?
methods which dont contain chemical reactions
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What are the two phases in separating mixtures in chromatography?
mobile
stationary
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What is the mobile phase?
where the molecules can move
e.g. in liquid (solvent) or gas
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What is the stationary phase?
where the molecules cannot move
e.g. in a solid (like paper)
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More soluble substances spend more time in what phase?
mobile phase
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Less soluble substances spend more time in the?
stationary phase
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PRACTICAL-PAPER CHROMATOGRAPHY
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Firstly, draw a_____ near the _____ of a sheet of _____ _____?
draw a line near the bottom of a sheet of filter paper
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What must you use to draw this?
why?
a pencil since it is insoluble and wont spread in the solvent
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Then use the ____ and place a ____ on the ____ of the line?
use the ink and place a dot on the middle of the line
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Then fill a ______ ______ or a _____ with water ?
fill a test tube or beaker with water
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But ensure that the ink?
is not touching the water
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To ensure this what should you do to the excess paper?
fold it over the beaker
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This prevents it from?
being dragged down
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As the solvent _____ up the paper, different ____ in the ink will do what?
as the solvent moves up the paper, different dyes in the ink will move up the paper
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At a different?
rate
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This _____ them out?
separates
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What does it mean if the dye stays on the baseline?
it is insoluble
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Then what should we do with the paper?
take it out and leave it to dry
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That leaves us with a what?
chromatogram
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How do you calculate the Rf value?
distance by substance B
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distance by solvent A
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The higher up the colour is on the paper?
the more soluble it is
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