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- 1) The solvent mixture used in a Paper Chromatography of Metal Ions experiment is a mixture of what two chemicals. 2) Expalin the following terms: Retaintion factor, stationary phase, chromatogrhic mobility elution, detection limit, and resolution. 3) Which of the chemicales used in Paper Chromatography of Metal Ions experiment have hazards associated with them? What are the hazards? Expalin why the ammonia chamber and aueous calcuim sulfide must be kept in faume hood at all times?Show your calculations for the following questions, the initial amount of compound is 5 g and itspartition coefficient is 6.5a. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 1 extraction with 40 mLof DCM?b. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 2 extractions with 20 mLof DCM?c. How much compound will still be extracted from a 50mL solution after 4 extractions with 10 mLof DCM?1) Which of the chemicales used in Paper Chromatography of Metal Ions experiment have hazards associated with them? What are the hazards? Expalin why the ammonia chamber and aueous calcuim sulfide must be kept in faume hood at all times? 2) Expalin the following terms: Retaintion factor, stationary phase, chromatogrhic mobility elution, detection limit, and resolution.
- I just need help figuring out the values to do a calculation. Part of the lab relevant... "Prepare standards on the same day they will be used. Using a 100 mL volumetric flask, add x mL (vide infra) of the 0.050 mg/mL phosphate standard, 20 mL of th e molybdate-antimoney reagent, 1 mL of ascorbic acid, and dilute to volume with ultrapure water. Do this procedure for x = 0 mL, 1 ml, 2 ml, 5 ml, and 10 ml using volumetric pipettes. To be clear, we will be making 5 different solutions. The equation that was given was Concentration of initial standard (mg/mL) multiplied by volume added (mL) = concentration of created standard multiplied by volume of volumetric I dont need you to do the calculations, I just need help finding what values go in equation. we are trying to find the concentration of created standardThe following are the methods for visualizing spots in TLC chromatogram EXCEPT Choices: Illumination with ultraviolet lamp Using an adsorbent layer that contains a trace of fluorescent dye Treatment of Reagent (e.g. Iodine vapor) None of the abovethe efficiency of a chromatographic column improves the measure thata.increases the height of the theoretical dishesb.decreases the number of theoretical platesc.platform height is reducedd.None of the above Please explain it Provide clear handwriting and clear image
- During chromatographic analysis of bromocamphor, two peaks were found on the chromatogram: camphor (allowable impurity) with an area of 57 mm2 and bromocamphor- 1929 mm2. Calculate the content of bromocamphor in the sample.Answer as established by thin ayer chromatography: 1. The value of Rf will always be: A. less than or equal to 1b. less than or equal to 0c. greater than or equal to 1d. None of the aboveLets say I want to seperate compunds A,B through Column Chromotography. In the image attched 6 results of thin layer chromotography are shoen in different proportions of hexane to ethyl acetate. Which chromotography plate of the ones shown is the WORST system of dissolvlents or has the worst prpotion to seperate compounds A and B and explain why
- In a normal phase chromatography set up, the component that yields the highest Rf value is likely to be _____. Group of answer choices Both polarity Cannot be determined Polar Non-polarA4 Draw a hypothetical TLC chromatogram of anisole and p-methyl propiophenone in normal phase silica gel taking into consideration the polarity of the two compounds.2. Different marker inks were analyzed using a simple paper chromatographyexperiment. Two marker inks were dissolved separately in a solvent and spottedin the chromatogram. The mobile phase used was 1% NaCl and three inkstandards (A-copper-phthalocyanine blue, B-diarylide yellow,C- lithol rubine red)were spotted beside the two sample markers. After the chromatography, thechromatogram showed a separation of colors in the two inks (D and E).a. Calculate the retention factor for each spot from lanes A to E .b. Which ink standard was the most polar? least polar?c. What is the composition of ink D ?