Select the best method
Part 1: To remove a solvent from the product (dissolved in the solution)?
(a) Recrystallization (b) Gravity filtration (c) vaccum filtration (d) separatory funnel (e) Evaporator (f) Distillation
Part 2: To precipitate and purify a chemical out of a solution
(a) Recrystallization (b) Gravity filtration (c) vaccum filtration (d) separatory funnel (e) Evaporator (f) Distillation
Part 1: Ans:- (e) Evaporator
Most of the Organic chemistry research lab use rotary evaporator as standard equipment to remove solvent from product solution. Advantage of using rotary evaporator is the solvent can be collected and recycled.
Now, why the others option are not correct:-
Recrystallization is the process of precipitation and purification of product from solution of impure product. Gravity filtration is process of removing solid impurity from organic liquid. Vacuum filtration filtration is the process by which solid are separated from liquid. By separatory funnel two immiscible solutions are separate. Distillation process is use to remove solvent from the solution composed of solid and low boiling solvent.
Part 2: Ans:-(a) Recrytallization
Reason of selecting this option out of other can also be found from the above discussion.
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Propose another way of synthesizing NMP from the amino ketone
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Draw a “roadmap” of the experiment, containing chemical
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the individual reactions occurring in each step, and show which
layer the various components are present. Make sure you think about
whether the acetaminophen, caffeine and aspirin are neutral,
protonated or deprotonated.
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The alcohol could easily be converted to a tosylate, a good
leaving group, and a conventional substitution reaction could have
been performed instead of the nucleophilic aromatic substitution
(NAS) reaction. Why was the NAS reaction the preferred method?
(Hint : Look up the nucleophiles of both reactions on chemical
manufacturing site.)
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The alcohol could easily be converted to a tosylate, a good
leaving group, and a conventional substitution reaction could have
been performed instead of the nucleophilic aromatic substitution
(NAS) reaction. Why was the NAS reaction the preferred method?
(Hint : Look up the nucleophiles of both reactions on chemical
manufacturing site.)
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