4. Watch as the water absorbs up the paper strip and through thecoloured dot. See what happens to the ink.V. Results and ObservationVI. Questions1. How many colors separated from the black ink?2. What served as the solvent for the ink? As the solventtraveled up the paper, which color of ink appeared first?3. List the colors in order, from top to bottom, which separatedfrom the black ink.5. From your results, what can you conclude is true about blackink?6. Why did the inks separate?7. Why did some inks move a greater distance?VII. Conclusion PAPER CROMATOGRAPHY• Define chromatography• Demonstrate an understanding of the process ofchromatography• Describe the steps involved in a chromatographyinvestigationExplanationColoured inks are often made up of several different inks.Each colour of ink will get carried a different distance by thewater, allowing you to see all of the different inks. Try this withdifferent colours to see what actually goes into a colour. Thistechnique is called chromatography and can be used inchemistry to find out what is in an unknown mixture.II. Materials.Felt tip pens (non-washable). Kitchen roll.A bowl or cup. Water• ScissorsIII. Health and safety• Make sure that you thoroughly clean any equipment after theexperiment before using for foodIV. ProcedureMethod 11. Take a sheet of kitchen roll and draw a simple picture with anon-washable felt tip pen.2. Place the sheet over an empty bowl. This is to keep the paperfrom getting too wet.3. Carefully add a few drops of water using your fingertips or asmall paintbrush onto the drawing.I. OBJECTIVES

It was observed that the black ink separated into different colors as the water gets absorbed in the…

V. Results and Observation VI. Questions 1. How many colors separated from the black ink? 2. What served as the solvent for the ink? As the solvent traveled up the paper, which color of ink appeared first? 3. List the colors in order, from top to bottom, which separated from the black ink. 5. From your results, what can you conclude is true about black ink? 6. Why did the inks separate? 7. Why did some inks move a greater distance?

V. Results and Observation VI. Questions 1. How many colors separated from the black ink? 2. What served as the solvent for the ink? As the solvent traveled up the paper, which color of ink appeared first? 3. List the colors in order, from top to bottom, which separated from the black ink. 5. From your results, what can you conclude is true about black ink? 6. Why did the inks separate? 7. Why did some inks move a greater distance?

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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