Separation techniques

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10 questions
5
Match the labels
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Chromatography paper
solvent
Beaker
line in pencil
Samples
2
The bottom of paper must be ___________________
The pencil line must be ______________________
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in the solvent
above the solvent
6

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • X
  • one dot only
  • two or more dots
  • Pure sample
  • Mixture
1

Sample

  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Safe to drink
  • Not safe to drink
4
Select the correct option.
Note - the more soluble a dye is the further the dot will move.
Note - the more soluble the dye the larger the Rf value will be.
Note - the Rf value can not be more than 1.
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True
False
1
Rf = _______ / _______
Rf = _______
1
Note - the _________ soluble a dye is the further the dot will move.
Note - the more soluble the dye the ___________ the Rf value will be.
Note - the Rf value can not be more than ______ .
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smaller
less
1
more
larger
0.5
1
How many dyes are there is A ______
How many dyes are there in B ______
How many dyes are there in D ______
How many dyes are there in X ______
Which dye is not found in sample X ______
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1
4
C
3
B
A
2
1
Start line not drawn in ______________________ so line will _____________
Samples are in the ____________ so the samples will _____________ in the water instead of moving up the __________ .
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dissolve
paper
solvent
pencil
4
Sample B did not move as sample is ___________soluble in the solvent used.
To fix this we would use a ______________solvent, for example ____________ alcohol or propanol in which sample B _______ soluble
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different
is not
is
ethanol