8.1 Purity, formulations, and chromatography

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  • Chemical formulations are mixtures that can have varied physical properties
  • What is used as the stationary phase in paper chromatography?
    Paper strip
  • Chromatography is used in environmental monitoring to identify and measure pollutants
  • What is the key component used in forensic science during chromatography?
    Evidence collection
  • A pure substance has consistent physical properties such as a sharp melting point.
    True
  • Chromatography is a technique used to separate and analyze the components of a chemical mixture
  • What are the two common types of chromatography discussed in the study material?
    Paper and TLC
  • Match the application of chromatography with its purpose:
    Food and Beverage Industry ↔️ Ensure safety and quality
    Forensic Science ↔️ Analyze forensic evidence
  • Chemical formulations are mixtures designed for specific purposes
  • Chemical formulations have varied melting and boiling points compared to pure substances which have sharp points
  • What is chromatography used to separate and analyze?
    Chemical mixtures
  • What force drives the solvent up the paper or TLC plate in chromatography?
    Capillary action
  • What is the purpose of chromatography in environmental monitoring?
    Detect pollutants
  • The Rf value in chromatography is the ratio of the distance traveled by the solvent front to the distance traveled by the component.
    False
  • Components with higher solubility in the mobile phase have higher Rf values.
    True
  • Quantitative analysis in chromatography measures peak areas in the chromatogram.

    True
  • What does purity in chemistry refer to?
    Only one type of atom
  • Chemical formulations have sharp, consistent melting and boiling points.
    False
  • Steps in thin layer chromatography (TLC)
    1️⃣ Spot the sample on the TLC plate
    2️⃣ Place the TLC plate in a solvent
    3️⃣ Allow the solvent to travel up
    4️⃣ Analyze the separation
  • Chromatography is used in drug development to separate and identify drug compounds.

    True
  • A mixture contains only one type of atom or compound.
    False
  • Chemical formulations are essential in industries like pharmaceuticals and agriculture.

    True
  • Chemical formulations consist of a single type of atom or compound.
    False
  • In TLC, a thin layer of adsorbent material is coated on a plate.
  • Silica gel is commonly used as the adsorbent material in TLC.
    True
  • What type of evidence is analyzed using chromatography in forensic science?
    Forensic evidence
  • How does polarity affect the Rf value of a component?
    Lower Rf value
  • What does qualitative analysis in chromatography determine?
    Components present
  • High accuracy in chemical analysis means the measurements are close to the true or accepted value
  • What is a key difference between pure substances and chemical formulations in terms of physical properties?
    Varied melting/boiling points
  • What are chemical formulations designed for?
    Specific purposes
  • Give an example of a chemical formulation.
    Medicine
  • In paper chromatography, a paper strip is used as the stationary phase.

    True
  • For what purpose are paper and TLC used in chemical formulations?
    Analyzing purity
  • In the food and beverage industry, chromatography ensures safety and quality
  • The Rf value is calculated using the formula: R_{f} = \frac{Distance\ traveled\ by\ component}{Distance\ traveled\ by\ solvent\ front}</latex>, where the distance traveled by the solvent front is in the denominator
  • The Rf value helps identify and quantify components in a mixture.
  • What does precision refer to in chemical analysis?
    Closeness of measurements