compare and explain the attraction between Fe 2+ and cellulose , Cu 2+ and cellulose , and Ni 2+ and cellulose. ( This is relating to paper chromotohrapy, the solvent used is HCL)
Attraction of different metal ion with cellulose in Paper chromatography
CONCEPT
Different metal ion flow on cellulose paper with different rate or we can say different metal ion react with cellulose paper is different ,which show as Rf value
retension factor or Rf value is equal to distance travel by solute(metal ion )divided by distance travel by solvent, which is different for all metal ion(generally )
Ni 2+ =0.09 dark violet spot and Cu2+ =0.60 white spot , means nickel move less on celluolse paper ( which show more attractio with celluolse paper) and copper move rapidly on cellulose paper (less attraction with cellulose paper) respectively
HCL help into stop multiple spot
PROCEDURE
Cellulose act as a stationary phase ,which is dipped into solvent (normally Acetone +HCL+H2O) in a glass jar.
A Spot of mixture was put on cellulose paper ( 1 or 2 cm above solvent ),then mixture was leave for sometime.(30 to 45 mintute) to move solute on cellulose paper Then Rf value calculated my measuring distance travel by solute and solvent

compare and explain the attraction between Fe 2+ and cellulose , Cu 2+ and cellulose ,...
Any ideas on what results form when you mix HCl with Ba(No3)2 ,
Cu(No3)2, Fe(No3)3
or NH3 with Ba(No3)2 , Cu(NO3)2, Fe(NO3)3 or AgNO3?
1. Com HCL COM NH₃ AgNO3 White Precipitation Ba(NO3)2 Cu(NO3)2 Fe(NO3)3
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Compare the potentials between the Ag/Ag+ and Cu/Cu2+ half cells before and after adding excess NH3 to the Cu/Cu2+ half cell. Did the potential increase or decrease? Explain the result in terms of the Nernst equation.
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