Discuss the difference of the following sample preparation: (a)
Liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) (b) Soxhlet extraction (c)...
Discuss the difference of the following sample preparation: (a)
Liquid-liquid extraction (LLE) (b) Soxhlet extraction (c) Solid
phase extraction (SPE) in terms of application, cost, extraction
time, solvent usage.
Define the following concepts and provide an exaple for each:
solid-liquid extraction, liquiid-liquid extraction, partition
coefficient, miscible solvents, immiscible solvents.
Discuss, briefly, why you used a solid liquid extraction prior
to running a TLC analysis on your unknown compound and why ethanol
was the chosen solvent. Also explain what the mobile phase for TLC
was and why it was chosen. If something did not go as planned, this
should also be explained.
4. A pharmaceutical company plans to use a liquid-liquid
extraction to purify a drug that is a weak monoprotic base. The
chemical has a pKb = 9.52 at 25oC. The KD for the neutral form of
this chemical is 210 when using water and chloroform at 25oC.
a. What fraction of this drug will be extracted from a 15.0 mL
aqueous sample into 10.0 mL of chloroform at pH = 9.00 and
25oC?
b. What fraction of this drug will...
At a pH of 4, the Cu-neocuproine complex formed in the
liquid-liquid extraction experiment has a partition coefficient of
about 6.3 when equilibrated between the acid aqueous solution and
chloroform. Calculate the concentration of Cu in the chloroform
phase if 40.0 mL of a 0.26 M aqueous Cu solution buffered to pH 4
is equilibrated with 16.0 mL of chloroform.
need to know a, b and, c
A. discuss the difference between the central nervous system
and the peripheral nervous sustem.
B. discuss the components of the somatic nervous system and
those of the automatic nervous system. outline what they do!
Liquid A has a normal boiling point of 64 deg C and liquid B has
a normal boiling point of 98 deg C. a) which has the greater vapor
pressure? b) which has the weaker intermolecular attractive forces
in the liquid state?
In lab we did a liquid-liquid extraction using a separatory
funnel - but i don't really understand what was happening ( i just
followed directions given) - now my lab report asks me to
describe
1. the concept of liquid liquid extraction and how it works
2. Describe how adjusting the pH of the aqueous phase as a means
of altering solublity properties of compounds is used in
extractions??
can anyone help me understand these two questions above.
From the discussion above, which layer (aqueous or
organic) of a liquid-liquid extraction should contain the ammonium
salt of an organic compound, and why?
Describe the procedure you would use in the laboratory
to determine which layer is organic and which layer is aqueous.
(Assume you do not have access to physical constants for the
solvents being used.)
What is the purpose of adding anhydrous sodium sulfate
into an organic layer that results from a liquid-liquid
extraction?
If a mixture...