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Chromatography

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Lesson 1: Chromatography

Before

After

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Chromatography

Objectives�

  1. Explain how chromatography works
  2. Calculate the Rf values

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What do you already know about chromatography?

Sticky �notes

Creativity

Recap

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Experiment

Try paper chromatography for yourself 🧪.

amrita.olabs.edu.in/?sub=79&brch=17&sim=124&cnt=4

First see the next page

Practice first

Hands-on activity

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Before we go - recap

  • Why are plants green?

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Experiment

  1. Scan the code
  2. Run the simulation
  3. Tick the boxes, identify the 4 bands
  4. Answer the quiz question
  5. Rerun the experiment a second time

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What mark do you want to get on your GCSE?

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GCSE

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Do you like perfumes?

Group Work

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Watch the video, and then let’s discuss it

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Discuss in groups of four

  • What’s your favorite perfume?
  • How to tell if the perfume is cheap or expensive?
  • What did you find out from the video?
  • How to use chemistry to avoid overpaying 10 times for the raw materials?
  • What did the company do with the fraudulent supplier?

Collaboration

Critical thinking

Communication

Creativity

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Calculating the Rf

  • Rf stands for the retention factor

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Examples

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Calculate the Rf

  • The Rf is measured from where the starting point to the center of the spot
  • I do: chlorophyll A

Rf = 27/62 = 0.43

2. We do: xanthophyll �Rf = 56/62 = 0.90

3. You do: chlorophyll B

0.30��

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Key Words

  • Chromatography
  • Rf
  • Retention factor
  • Solvent
  • Band
  • Chlorophyll
  • Xanthophyll

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Summary

Today we��🔲 Separated chlorophyll A from chlorophyll B

🔲 Solved a GCSE test question

🔲 Discussed the use of chromatography in perfumery

🔲 Calculated the Rf

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