How would the separation have been affected, if the drop of the dye mixture was diluted with 2 mL of ethanol BEFORE placing it on the chromatography column?
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Q: Suppose the distance a compund moved in a paper chromatography experiment was 30 millameters and the…
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Q: Column Chromatography of Spinach Pigments What effect would using pure acetone have on the elution…
A: The mixtures are separated by using a laboratory technique called chromatography.
Q: 3. Would you expect an alcohol or an ether to have a higher R¡ value on silica gel thin layer…
A: TLC is an analytical technique which can be used to monitor the organic reaction transformations.…
Q: In kool aid chromatography, why does reducing the dilution of 2-propanol result in its decrease in…
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Q: what would have happened to your experiment if your mobile phase had covered the two pen spots that…
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Q: Describe in detail the function of column in gas chromatography system.
A: The column is the one of the important part in gas chromatograph.
Q: What are the limitations of using molecular/size exclusion chromatography?
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Q: Would you expect to see a difference in retention times for the ethyl (S)-3-hydroxybutanoate and the…
A: Enantiomers have all the same properties but different optical rotation.
Q: what is the best choice of detector for lorazepam in Gas chromatography
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Q: When naphthalene, butyric acid, and phenyl acetate are separated using dichloromethane as the…
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Q: Outline the principle of the supercritical fluid chromatography technique .
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Q: if you prepare benzhydrol by the reduction of benzophenone with sodium borohydride, how could you…
A: Benzophenone is a ketone and is nonpolar. So benzophenone has high mobility on TLC plate and thus Rf…
Q: i need help drawing the tlc plate and perdicting it for please Reduction of 4-Nitrobenzaldehyde…
A: To draw TLC plate for the reaction
Q: Why is it important to mark the solvent level on the chromatography paper as soon as you remove it…
A: We know that, it is important to mark the solvent level on the chromatography paper as soon as it is…
Q: What would be the effect of changing the mobile phase in the base/base extration of 3-nitrotoluic…
A: Mobile phase components should be non-hazardous and non-toxic. They should not pose any health…
Q: Why do the spinach's pigments become separated during the development of the chromatogram?
A: Chromatography is an important analytical method used to separate mixture of chemical substances…
Q: During a Thin layer chromatography (TLC) analysis of crystallized napthalene, What would be the…
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Q: What controls the mobile phase flow rate in ascending TLC or paper chromatography? Do you think it…
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Q: A suzuki reaction using 4-methyl-phenyl boronic acid and 4nitrobromobenzene was ran and then…
A: In simple column chromatography, stationary phase is polar and mobile phase is non-polar. Polar…
Q: Can the following two molecules be seperated by column chromatography or recrystalization? Explain
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Q: What accounts for a high
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Q: Explain briefly the differences in Rf values of the pigments that you have separated from spinach…
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Q: Based on the thin layer chromatography experiment what should be considered when choosing the right…
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Q: 2. Do compounds always elute in the same order on a TLC plate and on chromatography column? Why or…
A: TLC stands for thin layer chromatography
Q: Compare between open tabular column and packed columns in gas chromatography?
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Q: Type of guard column, separation column, and suppressor used for anion- exchange chromatography?
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Q: Suppose you had seven compounds in a paper chromatography experiment, the seventh of which was…
A: Paper chromatography is the one of the techniques is to identify the unknown colour compounds. The…
Q: Which of the water, methanol, ethanol and chloroform produces the best separations in…
A: With increase in polarity the eluting power with polar stationary phases gradually increases ,which…
Q: 5. If we used a 1:1 ligroin.ethyl acetate solution as the eluting solvent for column chromatography,…
A: Beta-carotene is non-polar colored pigment.
Q: While conducting a thin layer chromatography experiment, the solvent front moved 64 mm and the…
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Q: Why is it necessary to use cold trapping on the gas chromatography column if sample is introduced…
A: Gas chromatography is an analytical technique o separate the components of a sample mixture. Here…
Q: Do you expect the more polar component of the mixture to elute first or last during column…
A: Chromatography is a widely used technique to separate different components rom the mixture. During…
Q: 1. a. A sample consisting of 1-bromopropane and 1-chloropropane is injected into a gas chromatograph…
A: (a) Answer - According to the question - There are many factors which control the rate of passage…
Q: A student spots an unknown sample on a TLC plate. A single spot with an Rf of 0.55 showed up on the…
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Q: You are about to purify an impure sample of naphthalene by column chromatography. What solvent…
A: Column chromatography is an analytical method used for the separation of a compound from the mixture…
Q: What is the purpose of using ninhydrin and iodine in thin layer chromatography?
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Q: What is the role of the moist filter paper inside the developing chamber during a Thin-Layer…
A: Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC): Thin layer chromatography is the separation technique used in…
Q: (b) In a chromatographic analysis of low molecular-weight acids, butyric acid and isobutyric acid…
A: Given, Retention time for butyric acid = 7.63 min Retention time for isobutyric acid = 5.78 min…
Q: what is the advantage of TLC as compared to the column chromatography ?
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Q: Was your column chromatography separation of the three compounds in clove oil successful? Explain…
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Q: The following questions relate to the column chromatography experiment.a. Why does the fluorene…
A: To find: a. Why does the fluorene elute first from the column?b. Why was the solvent changed in the…
Q: Write down the van Deemter equation and describe the parameters which may influence the…
A: Introduction: The efficiency of a column is normalized by the Height Equivalent Theoretical Plate.…
Q: QUESTIONS IN THE COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY PART OF THIS EXPERIMENT: 1. In what order would you have to…
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Q: enumerate the advantage of TLC methods of chromatography over column and paper chromatography.
A: Chromatography is a useful technique to precisely separate, analyse, and purify a wide range of…
Q: Why are peak areas used instead of peak height in Reverse Phase HPLC of Caffeine and Benzoic Acid?
A: In case of carrying out HPCL of caffeine and benzoic acid, peak heights are better option for…
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- What is the role of the moist filter paper inside the developing chamber during a Thin-Layer Chromatography Experiment?If I were trying to separate two compounds that eluted closely together. How would theirseparation be affected if I accidentally performed my column chromatography with a crookedcolumn?What is the other term for mobile phase in chromatography? (Eluant, Eluate, or Solvent)
- Would you expect an alcohol or an ether to have a higher Rf value on silica gel thin layer chromatography? Why?How can you ensure that your column chromatography will give you a higer yield?While preparing the mobile phase to run a monoamine neurochemical HPLC analysis, you miscalculated the amount of acetonitrile you needed to add to your aqueous solution and came up with a 20% acetonitrile solution. How would this small mistake affect the resulting chromatographs?
- An orange compound was added to the top of a chromatography column. Solvent was added immediately, with the result that the entire volume of solvent in the solvent reservoir turned orange. No separation could be obtained from the chromatography experiment. What went wrong?1) Name the two major classes of pigment molecules being isolated and separated in the column chromatography experiment. 2) Which of the two classes of pigment is POLAR?Explain in depth why you had to use ethanol and water to elute the compounds for column chromatography.
- Suppose the distance a compund moved in a paper chromatography experiment was 30 millameters and the solvent front was 61 millameters. What would the Rf (retention factor) be, and why?What is more effective, column chromatography or recrystalization?Why was it important that you marked the origin line and component locations on the paper chromatography with a pencil, and not a pen or marker?
