Quantitative Chemical Analysis 9e And Sapling Advanced Single Course For Analytical Chemistry (access Card)
Quantitative Chemical Analysis 9e And Sapling Advanced Single Course For Analytical Chemistry (access Card)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781319090241
Author: Daniel C. Harris, Sapling Learning
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 23, Problem 23.AE

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The volume of phase 2 is needed to extract 99% of the solute has to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

Partition coefficient:

Partition of solutes is depends on “like dissolves like” concept.  This means the solubility of solute is more in a solvent whose polarity is similar to that of the solute.

The partition coefficient of solute (S) is given by

Solute(inphase1)Solute(inphase2)

K=AS2AS1[S]2[S]1where,K-partitioncoefficientAS1-Acitivityofsoluteinphase1AS2-Acitivityofsoluteinphase2[S]1-Concentrationofsoluteinphase1[S]2-Concentrationofsoluteinphase2

(a)

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Answer to Problem 23.AE

  • The volume of phase 2 is needed to extract 99% of the solute is 248mL.

Explanation of Solution

Given information,

Partition coefficient value is 4.0.

Extracted volume of phase 1 is 10mL.

Calculate the volume of phase 2

Fractionremaining=q=V1V1+KV2where,V1-volumeofphase1V2-volumeofphase2K1-partitioncoefficient

Substitute the given values into the above expression

q=V1V1+KV2=0.01=1010+(4.0)V210=0.01(10+4.0V2)=0.1+0.04V2V2=10-0.10.04=247.5=248mL.

The volume of phase 2 is needed to extract 99% of the solute is 248mL.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The total volume of solvent 2 is needed to remove 99% of the solute in three equal extractions has to be calculated.

Concept introduction:

Partition coefficient:

Partition of solutes is depends on “like dissolves like” concept.  This means the solubility of solute is more in a solvent whose polarity is similar to that of the solute.

The partition coefficient of solute (S) is given by

Solute(inphase1)Solute(inphase2)

K=AS2AS1[S]2[S]1where,K-partitioncoefficientAS1-Acitivityofsoluteinphase1AS2-Acitivityofsoluteinphase2[S]1-Concentrationofsoluteinphase1[S]2-Concentrationofsoluteinphase2

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 23.AE

  • The total volume of solvent 2 is needed to remove 99% of the solute in three equal extractions is 27.3mL.

Explanation of Solution

Given information,

Partition coefficient value is 4.0.

Extracted volume of phase 1 is 10mL.

Fraction remaining in a given phase after n extractions is qn

qn=(V1V1+KV2)n

Calculate the volume of phase 2 for first extraction

q3=0.01=(1010+4.0V2)30.013=1010+4V20.21544(10+4V2)=102.1544+0.8618V2=10V2=10-2.15440.8618=9.10mL.

Calculate the total volume of solvent 2 needed, the number of extraction is three.

9.1mL×3=27.3mL.

The total volume of solvent 2 is needed to remove 99% of the solute in three equal extractions is 27.3mL.

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