In column chromatography, what would be the reason for loading a silica gel column with dicholromethane...
In column chromatography, what would be the reason for loading a silica gel column with dicholromethane and then eluting with an ethyl acetate/heptanes mixture?
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dichloromethane is low boiling point solvent, therefore it will helpful to load silica column, after column packing dichloromethane will be evaporated easily silmply by mild heating, if we use ethyl acetate and hexane eluting solvent during loading polarity may change due to evaporation of solvent, therefore it is adviseable to use dichloromethane during loading and after evaporating eluting solvent ethyl acetate and hexane can be used.
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