Kinetics of Mutarotation

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By Amatullah Shahid Lab Partners: Lucas Bertolami Zachary Roncallo Kinectics Of Mutarotation Sunday, October 9, 2022 Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 1
Glucose is an enantiomer with the ability to switch between a α and β form while in solution. A polarimeter cell is used to determine the rotation degrees of an optically active molecule. The room temperature was 18.5 °C and the pressure was 763.3 mmHg for the day the experiment was done. This resulted in an average of 3.2773 for the equilibrium constant and a standard deviation of 0.17996. These numbers helped to established the confidence interval at 95%. With these parameters we found that the reaction favored the β formation while the α wasn't as favored. Abstract Wednesday, October 26, 2022 9:09 PM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 2
Purpose: To determine the difference in the mutarotation of glucose by way of equilibrium. This is done using a polarimeter to determine the rotation for the enantiomers which exist in glucose. Then using this found information this will be used to determine the equilibrium constant. Purpose Wednesday, October 26, 2022 9:09 PM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 3
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Introduction: Glucose is a simple sugar with the chemical formula of C6H12O6. One of the most abundant monosaccharides. Glucose has two forms: an α -glucose and a β -glucose. Optical isomers are a form of stereoisomers that possess the ability to rotate plane polarized light. Optical isomers have the same number of atoms and bonds but have a different arrangement which makes them non- superimposable mirror images. Glucose has the ability to have mutarotation because the α and β are able to interconvert between each other, Mutarotation is the change in optical rotation in equilibrium between two anomers, when corresponding stereocenters interconvert. Optical Rotation is the angle that a plane of polarization is rotated when polarized light passes through a liquid or the solution that is to be used in the experiment. In this experiment, electronic polarimeter will be used to acquire the angle to determine the mutarotation to establish the equilibrium of the α and β forms of glucose. Introduction Wednesday, October 26, 2022 9:09 PM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 4
Diagram of Polarimeter Friday, October 28, 2022 10:07 AM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 5
In order to begin, one must dilute a sample of perchloric acid, PCA, by carefully diluting 2.0 mL of 70% PCA to a final volume of 100.0 mL with water. This should give a 0.232 M solution of PCA. One is going to use this stock solution to prepare four more solutions as follows: Solution PCA Stock Solution (mL) Water (mL) 1 5.0 45.0 2 10.0 40.0 3 15.0 35.0 4 20.0 30.0 *Make sure to calculate the hydrogen ion concentration for every solution. PCA is a strong acid so [H + ] =[PCA]. Electronic Polarimeter is used to obtained the optical rotation measurements. 15 minutes should be given to allow the instrument to heat up before any experimental measures are taken. Using a sample of deionized water, the electronic polarimeter is calibrating by setting it to zero. In order to perform a kinetic run follow the below instructions: Record the temperature for that day. A 50.0 mL buffer solution is placed inside of a 100 mL beaker. A magnetic stir bar is also added to the 100mL beaker. 1. 4.0g of glucose is added to the 100mL beaker approximately while the magnetic stir bar is stirring the solution vigorously. Record the exact amount of measured glucose because it is needed to calculate the equilibrium constant. 2. Fill a 10 cm polarimeter cell with solution, once the glucose has dissolved completely, until there is a small bubble of air left in the cell. (Do a test run with distilled water before doing a kinetic run to familiarize yourself with the equipment). 3. Insert the polarimeter tube into the polarimeter and acquire the rotation measurement that is given from the solution. (8.0° should be the approximate degree of the initial rotation angle, α 0 . 4. For 10 to 15 minutes, make sure to measure the rotation time intervals at 1 minute each. 5. The last measurement of the observed rotation, after sufficient time has elapsed, should be made so that equilibrium of the two forms of glucose has occurred. 6. The extra solution can be left in a labeled beaker for the subsequent day. The α eq is the reading for the rotation done at that time. 7. Make sure to record the temperature if data is done on different days. 8. Procedure Wednesday, October 26, 2022 9:09 PM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 6
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1st Run Time (minutes) α (Ln{(α 0 - α eq )/(α t - α)})/t = k obsd 0 8.091 #DIV/0! 1 7.968 0.031352 2 7.884 0.026671 2nd run Time (minutes) α (Ln{(α 0 - α eq )/(α t - α)})/t = k obsd 0 8.412 1 8.264 0.039127 2 8.135 0.037263 3 8.007 0.036979 4 7.885 0.036729 How to find the concentrations of [A] eq and [B] eq : [α]D T =10(αobsd)/cl 112=10(4.106)/(0.0802g/mLX 10cm)=51.2 1/51.2=0.0195 g/mL 0.0802 g/mL - 0.0195g/mL= 0.0607 Results Table 1 Glucose Weight g [G] g/ml α eq [A] eq [B] eq K eq Averag e Standard Deviation Confidence Interval 1 4.011 0.0802 4.106 0.0195 0.0607 3.1128 3.2773 0.179963 0.17636 2 4.038 0.08076 4.555 0.0177 0.063 3.5607 3 3.994 0.07988 4.305 0.01855 6 0.0613 2 3.305 4 4.013 0.0826 4.131 0.01999 0.0626 3.131 12.4 M HCl not PCA 1.8 mL of HCl to reach 2.32 M Atmospheric pressure 763.3mmHg Temp 18.5 degrees Celsius Results Wednesday, October 26, 2022 9:09 PM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 7
2 7.884 0.026671 3 7.802 0.025095 4 7.722 0.024292 5 7.643 0.023852 6 7.565 0.023593 7 7.488 0.023439 8 7.412 0.02335 9 7.337 0.023305 10 7.264 0.02326 11 7.191 0.023271 12 7.122 0.023217 13 7.052 0.023238 14 6.983 0.023271 15 6.915 0.023314 16 overnight 4.106 4 7.885 0.036729 5 7.765 0.036724 6 7.651 0.03663 7 7.538 0.036709 8 7.43 0.03673 9 7.325 0.036782 10 7.222 0.036894 11 7.123 0.036978 12 7.027 0.037072 13 6.936 0.037105 14 6.845 0.037238 15 6.759 0.037308 16 overnight 4.555 3rd Run Time (minutes) α (Ln{(α 0 - α eq )/(α t - α)})/t = k obsd 0 8.333 #DIV/0! 1 8.148 0.047017 2 7.986 0.045043 3 7.833 0.04418 4 7.686 0.043775 5 7.546 0.043478 6 7.409 0.04343 7 7.28 0.043289 8 7.154 0.043288 9 7.034 0.043259 10 6.918 0.043277 11 6.809 0.043216 12 6.704 0.043185 13 6.602 0.043205 14 6.505 0.043201 15 6.412 0.0432 16 overnight 4.305 #DIV/0! 4th run Time (minutes) α (Ln{(α 0 - α eq )/(α t - α)})/t = k obsd 0 7.906 #DIV/0! 1 7.731 0.047467 2 7.564 0.047483 3 7.403 0.047666 4 7.249 0.047802 5 7.105 0.047699 6 6.962 0.047962 7 6.83 0.047931 8 6.705 0.047867 9 6.582 0.047989 10 6.466 0.048039 11 6.352 0.048222 12 6.246 0.048279 13 6.144 0.048367 14 6.047 0.04844 15 5.953 0.048564 16 overnight 4.131 #DIV/0! Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 8
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Confidence Interval for K eq is 95% 3.1128+35607+3.305+3.131 =3.2773 4 Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 11
A major source of error in the experiment is as follows: The first sample was not put into the polarimeter as quickly as the other three samples. This may have caused the solution to reach equilibrium a little faster. What can cause errors easily is delaying the polar tests. Incorrectly calculating the molarity of the acid. This can cause the sample to be too diluted with glucose or not enough and thus would hinder equilibrium. Weighing incorrectly in when measuring out the glucose gives a similar error. Also not reading the machine every 10 seconds would cause your readings to be not at the correct intervals. Discussion: The found equilibrium constant is large and thus would favor products or the β -glucose formation more than the α -glucose. There will still be a shift back and forth but the formation of β -glucose would be more prominent. With a confidence interval of 95% the confidence interval but a probability that it will fall only 10 percent within the correct range due to the found confidence being 1.76 on chart. The slopes of the graphs are consistent. They increase and then decrease, almost plateaus, and then increases slightly. Discussion Friday, October 28, 2022 1:22 AM Kinetics of Mutarotation Page 12
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