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    According to Chemguide, Chromatography is a physical method that is used to separate a mixture of chemical substances into its components, which then can be closely analyzed. All forms of chromatography share this same principle. Here, a mobile phase travels through a stationary phase, carrying the components of the mixture with it. It is possible that the mobile phase and the stationary phase have similarities or differences that affect the overall interaction between each other and the…

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    Cyclohexanol Lab Report

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    Data/Observations: In the chromatogram of a mixture of cyclohexanol and heptanal, there are 8 peaks. Retention times are 1.783, 2.111, 2.181, 2.832, 3.798, 4.012, 4.268, and 4.351 (min) in an increasing order. Areas are 5193372, 27743, 1333, 1283, 4005, 1734332, 3526677, and 2079050. Each area corresponds to each retention times. Calculations & Results: -Student mixture (cyclohexanol and heptanal)- Retention times of peak# 6, 7, and 8 from the student mixture look similar to the standard…

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    Introduction The Objective was to determine the mass percent composition of the mixture using a chemical reaction and stoichiometry mixture Na2CO3 and NaHCO3. To do the lab by using the constant mass. Constant mass is a quantitative chemistry technique where a single chemical species or group reactants is heated with constant weighing until the mass does not change. After heated the Na2HCO3 will undergo a decomposition and Na2CO3 will not undergo reaction. The balanced equation is…

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    From the data given in Table 1, there are a total of four mixtures present in the whole activity. This is because the main mixture which is the salt, sand, chalk, and water mixture can’t be separated using only one separation technique; it should be separated by parts. First, a filter paper was used to separate the salt and water from the chalk and sand. is the filtration process, a separation technique using a filter paper to separate solid particles in a liquid. Second, acid dissolution, using…

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    Shiroodi Case Study

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    density, 18.67 plant m-2, was observed where these two genetically diversified cultivar/line grew together in a mixture (Figure 2). These were a reduction of 44 % and 38 % compared with the monocultures of Shiroodi and ERWYT 91-11 respectively. Weed density in F2 generation was less than that in other monoculture treatments, though it was not significant (Figure 2). The density of weeds in mixture of three cultivar/lines, Shiroodi: ERWYT 91-11: ERWYT…

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    Gently stir. 4. Let the mixture sit for at least five minutes. 5. Observe the reaction as the mixture sits. 6. Place a drop of the yeast mixture on a slide and add a coverslip. 7. Observe the slide under low, medium, and high power. Look for any signs of budding. 8. Sketch and example of the budding you may see. 9. On another slide place a drop of yeast solution and then a drop of methylene blue. 10.Sketch both and individual cell and a cell that is budding. 11. Let the mixture sit for 30…

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    Percent Composition Lab

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    component in the mixture was calculated. The mixture contained NaCO, CaCO3, and sand. NaCO or salt had a physical change when it completely dissolved in water. A chemical change occurred when hydrochloric acid was added to CaCO3 or chalk because the mixture changed to a yellow green color. In order to obtain the percent composition, a filtration system was used to separate the sand from the liquid, by straining the solid with the use of filter paper. Evaporation or heating the liquid mixture…

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    h Lab Report Katelyn Gularski (Hayly Stein) PM Tuesday 9/9/14 Introduction The purpose of this lab was to separate the mixture of salt, sand, and shells, so that each could be individually massed and the percentage-by-mass could be determined. The best way to get the sand and shells by themselves is to get rid of the salt. Since salt is dissolvable in water, you use water solubility (Hallows, 2014). Water solubility is defined as a substance being able to completely…

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    effect of the properties of a mixture on the methods of separation and the mass of each substance that is obtained after separation? Background Research: What is a mixture: The reason for the chosen methods: Water is able to dissolve salt because the water molecules (H2O) attracts the sodium(Na) and chloride(Cl-) ions. Hypothesis: If we use a magnet to separate the iron from the mixture we will only extract the iron from the mixture because nothing else in the mixture is magnetic. This…

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    Paper Chromatography

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    paper chromatography is to separate various and different chemicals/mixtures to show individual components within. If there are any individual components within the mixture, then they will move up the paper at different speeds and this will make the components separate. When carrying out the process, drawing an origin line near the bottom of one of the ends on the chromatography paper will be the starting point of the mixtures that you are trying to separate when they move up the paper. At…

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