-What is
-What is chromatography
-How to use it to separate mixtures
-How to separate ink
-What is
-What is chromatography
-How to use it to separate mixtures
-How to separate ink
Paper chromatography
Apply a small amount of mixture to the bottom of the paper
Stand the paper upright in the solvent
The solvent 'travels' up through the paper, carrying some substances from the mixture upwards
mobile phase = liquid
stationaire fase = papier
Paper chromatography
mobile phase
paper chromatography
base line
Retention factor (Rf)
Identify substances using Rf value
Each substance has its own Rf value at the same temperature, stationary phase, and solvent
To calculate the Rf value, the distance of the substance (A) and the distance of the solvent (B) are needed
Rf-value
distance between startpoint en middle point of spot substance(A)
Distance between startpoint and endpoint of the mobile phase (B)
Rf-value = A / B.
Assignment
Calculate the Rf value of the
dark pink spot
Rf=A/B
Assignement
Calculate the Rf value of the
dark pink spot
Rf-waarde = A / B
= 8,5 / 10 = 0,85
How to separate ink with chromatography=> see worksheet