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Recrystallization and Melting Point Determination
Victoria Vazquez
Timari Barnes
Dr. Saleh
01/22/24
Reaction Scheme and Mechanism:
The purpose of the experiment was to be able to purify and characterize two different
compounds. One compound consisted of Benzoic acid and the other compound consisted of
benzoic acid with the addition of methanol. The mechanism used for the experiment was a
solvent system which was composed of a vacuum filtration system and Hirsch funnel. A
melTemp was also used in order to compare the data collected for both parts of the experiment to
the crude temperature range for the compounds being tested in the lab.
Experimental Data: Part 1: Benzoic Acid
0.0646 g
Filter paper
0.1759g
Mass of filter paper and crystals
0.4517
Mass of Crystals
0.2758g
Part 2: Benzoic Acid
0.0634 g
Filter paper
0.1756g
Mass of filter paper and crystals
0.4660
Mass of Crystals
0.2904
Drops of methanol
20.0
Melting Point Data
Benzoic Acid 118
°-120
°
Methanol
115
°-120
°
Given Information: -
Crude Range: 116
°-120
°
-
% recovery = mass of pure benzoic acid/ crude benzoic acid x100
Calculations: A.
% Recovery: Part 1A: 427%
Part 2A: 458%
1A. 0.2758g/0.0646 g x100= 426.934
2A. 0.2904/0.0634 g x100=458.044
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