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separating funnel technique
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why do you add water
to
neutralise
any excess acid or
alkali
that might be present
when allowing the
layers
to separate, remove the
lid
when running off the bottom layer: take the
lid off
- to allow the air to replace the solvent being released
if organic layer is on the bottom, what would be some suitable solvents?
benzene
chloroform
carbon tetrachloride
examples of drying agents
anhydrous
magnesium
sulfate
anhydrous
calcium
chloride
benefits of flutted filter paper
better for
gravity filtration
of organic solvent and its more efficient because there is more surface area
STEPS:
pour
organic
solution with
funnel
add same volume of
aqueous
solvent
invert
with lid
let
layers
settle
take
lid
off and run off
bottom
layer
use
drying
agent
Safety:
ring
clamp
open tap
periodically
- release
pressure
when inverting
hold
stopper
in place
no
open flames
- most
organic
solvents are flammable
harmful
fumes
- use
fume cupboard
/ well-ventilated room
solvents
disposal - within
halogenated bottle
, not sink
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