Level 2 – Recrystallization – Solute Properties Based on Sol…

Level 2 – Recrystallization – Solute Properties Based on Solubility Given the following information concerning Compound Y: Compound Y did not dissolve at all in benzene at any temperatures. Compound Y dissolved completely in hot, but not cold propanol. Compound Y dissolved completely in an water at all temperatures. What can be inferred about the compound Y’s polarity?

Level 3 – Chromatography – Columns vs TLC TLC plates are ess…

Level 3 – Chromatography – Columns vs TLC TLC plates are essentially miniature column chromatography experiments. The order in which the analytes travel is proportional to the order in which the analytes would elute off of a column. Four compounds consisting of propanol, cyclohexene, 3-amino-hexanoic acid, and acetic acid, were combined and added onto a silica gel column with a mobile phase of hexane:ethyl acetate (10:1 v/v). Predict the compounds elution order from first to elute (1) to last to elute (4) based on IMFs.

Level 1 – Melting Point – Relative Comparisons The following…

Level 1 – Melting Point – Relative Comparisons The following statements are comparative to one another. Fill in the blank to create two true statements. Melting point ranges for pure substances are ____________; in contrast, melting point range for impure substances are ____________ .