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CHEM 036 – Fall 2006 Experiment #4: Acid/Base Extraction Acid/base is an extremely useful separation technique in organic chemistry. Using simple acid/base reactions, several different classes of organic molecules can be separated from one another. This procedure is most easily visualized using the flow chart for acid/base extraction on the following page. In this experiment you will be randomly assigned a mixture containing two components; an acid, a base, or a neutral component. The goal will be to separate the mixture by acid/base extraction, recrystallize the solid compounds and identify them based on solubility and melting point determination. You will be given approximately 2 g of the mixture and use the miniscale procedure described in the text. Objectives: 1. Separate the two compounds of your unknown mixture. 2. Purify the unknowns by recrystallization. 3. Analyze and identify the compounds by melting point determination. Helpful Hints: 1. Do not throw anything away until you have collected all the compounds. 2. Always label your beakers, flasks, test tubes, etc. 3. Be clear which layer is which; water vs. organic. 4. If you create an emulsion, be patient. 5. Drying agents do not need to be weighed out exactly. Add enough drying agent to cover the bottom and swirl the flask. When the drying agent flows freely, the solvent is dry. 6. Do not add drying agent to the water layer! 7. Do not forget to vent your separatory funnel.

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  • CHEM 036 Fall 2006

    Experiment #4: Acid/Base Extraction

    Acid/base is an extremely useful separation technique in organic chemistry. Using simple acid/basereactions, several different classes of organic molecules can be separated from one another. This procedureis most easily visualized using the flow chart for acid/base extraction on the following page.

    In this experiment you will be randomly assigned a mixture containing two components; an acid, a base, ora neutral component. The goal will be to separate the mixture by acid/base extraction, recrystallize thesolid compounds and identify them based on solubility and melting point determination. You will be givenapproximately 2 g of the mixture and use the miniscale procedure described in the text.

    Objectives:1. Separate the two compounds of your unknown mixture.

    2. Purify the unknowns by recrystallization.

    3. Analyze and identify the compounds by melting point determination.

    Helpful Hints:

    1. Do not throw anything away until you have collected all the compounds.

    2. Always label your beakers, flasks, test tubes, etc.

    3. Be clear which layer is which; water vs. organic.

    4. If you create an emulsion, be patient.

    5. Drying agents do not need to be weighed out exactly. Add enough drying agent to cover thebottom and swirl the flask. When the drying agent flows freely, the solvent is dry.

    6. Do not add drying agent to the water layer!

    7. Do not forget to vent your separatory funnel.

  • CHEM 036 Fall 2006

    Acid/Base Extraction Separation Scheme

    H2O Layer CH2Cl2 Layer

    concd. HCl

    RCONa

    O

    RCOH

    O

    RHRNH2

    RNH3Cl

    H2O Layer

    RH

    CH2Cl2 Layer

    RN H2

    SOLID ACID

    CH2Cl2 5 % NaOH

    5 % HCl

    SOLID N EUTRAL

    SOLID BASE

    Unknown Mixture (three components)

    +

    evaporate

    5 % NaOH

    acid base neutral

    RCOH

    O

    RNH2 RH

  • Extraction UnknownsFall 2006

    NAME STRUCTURE MP (C)

    p-anisic acid 182-185

    anthracene216-218

    benzoic acid 121-123

    biphenyl 69-72

    camphor 175-177sublimes

    4-chloroaniline69-72

    2-chlorobenzoic acid 138-140

    trans-cinnamic acid 133-134

    1,4 -dimethoxybenzene56-60

    ethyl-4-aminobenzoate88-90

    COH

    O

    Cl

    CH

    CCO

    OHH

    C OH

    O

    NH2

    Cl

    OCH3

    CH3O

    C OH

    O

    CH3O

    O

    H2N

    O

    O

  • Extraction UnknownsFall 2006

    fluorene 114-116

    naphthalene80-82

    sublimes

    4-nitroaniline 149-151

    phthalic acid

    205 dv. water soluble

    salicylic acid 158-160

    trans-stilbene 122-124

    o-toluic acid 103-105

    m-toluic acid 108-110

    p-toluidine 41-46

    NH2

    O2N

    NH2

    H3C

    OHCO

    OH

    CH3CO

    OH

    CO

    OHH3C

    C C

    H

    H

    O

    OH

    O

    OH