CHMY143-016 Katie Link Lab Partner: Kayla Patterson Polarity The Basis for Paper Chromatography Purpose: The purpose of this experiment is to examine how chromatography can be used to separate chemical mixtures. The way chromatography works is by using the movement of a solvent to make the contents of the mixture shift differently from a starting point on the filter paper. The result of the separating is a chromatographically pure substance is. There are always two phases in chromatography, the mobile phase
Chemistry II Laboratory October 10th, 2014 Introduction The purpose of the chromatography lab is to separate mixtures using horizontal paper chromatography and ascending chromatography. Using these methods the individual colors within a black dye will be separated and two unknown metal ions in can be identified from a solution. Skills required for this lab are analyzing, identifying unknown separable mixtures. Paper chromatography works majorly on capillary attractions. Capillary attraction depends on
Biology Report 6 Name : Tan Mei Jing Student No. : 2017141025 Subject : Paper Chromatography Group : 2 Date of Experiment : 31/10/2017 Date of Submission : 2/11/2017 Objectives To understand the principle and mechanism of paper chromatography. To investigate (and separate) the different pigments present in lettuce leaves by using the paper chromatography technique. Hypothesis Lettuce contains mostly chlorophylls (both α and β) for the green color. Results
Chromatography is an approach/ method used in scientific labs to isolate mixtures by passing it in solution through a substance that causes the different molecules to move at varying/different rates. (Wixom and Gehrke, 2010) The medium through which the solution travels across has the various solutes ascending at different rates. On the medium, this appears as a separation of the compounds within the mixture. In this specific experiment, chromatography was used to understand the pigments in photosynthetic
Emma Sullivan Mr. Sousa Organic Chemistry 17 Jan 2015 Chromatography: Midyear Project Introduction: Chromatography in a simplistic definition is a broad range of physical methods used to separate organic or inorganic substances so that they can be analyzed and studied. By studying the substances, they can figure out what makes up the compound even though they may appear homogenous. The components being separated go through two phases called stationary phase and mobile phase. The mobile phase flows
CHROMATOGRAPHIC STUDY Among the various methods of separating plant constituents, the chromatographic procedure originated by Tswett is one of the most commonly used techniques of general application. Chromatography represents a group of methods for separating molecular mixtures that depend on the differential affinities of the solute between two immiscible phases. One of the phase is a fixed bed of large surface area which is called a stationary phase, while the other is a fluid or gas which moves
Comparing M&M’s Dye to Food Dye Lab Report Wright State University General Chemistry Zachary Ewing 19M Jamie Jackson Purpose: The purpose of this lab was to understand the technique of Chromatography and its two phases, awhile also observing Chromatography in action with the different M&M’s coloring and the different food dyes. Introduction: Chromatography can be described as multiple methods to separate and examine of colorful mixtures. Chromatography contain two different phases, mobile
The purpose of chromatography is used for the separation of a mixture of compounds into its individual components or in this case the pigments of compound/mixture. Based on the results the Expo marker is the mixture, based on the movement of pigments. However, this does not exclude the permanent as a mixture as it contains glyceride a fatty acid that is nonpolar thus explaining why it did not travel up the filter paper. Overall, dark colors traveled the least while
Analytical Applications of Thin Layer Chromatography Linh Nguyen Santa Barbara City College Abstract. For the purpose of this lab, thin layer chromatography (TLC) is used to analyze and identify the twenty different amino acids that are commonly used in the synthesis of proteins. Based on the data that is obtained from the experiment, we have concluded that the molecular compounds’ polarity can determine their migration rates over the TLC plate. As a result, while hydrophobic molecules have strong
Analysis of Amines by EMIT, TOXI-Lab, and Gas Chromatography/ Mass Spectroscopy Anthony Cappellano Marta Concheiro-Guisan FOS 416 6 May 2015 Introduction A variety of techniques can be used to determine the presence of amphetamines and methamphetamines within a given urine sample. These methods include EMIT screening, Toxi-Lab, and GC-MS. EMIT screening can be used to determine the presence or absence of amphetamine and methamphetamines in a urine sample. EMIT works on the basic