PPT-CHROMATOGRAPHY Presented by

Dr Debalina Basu Department of Microbiology Surendranath College Paper Chromatography Principle What is Descending Paper Chromatography Descending paper chromatography is an analytical technique in which the mobile phase moves downward through the stationary phase In other words in this method the development of the paper occurs due to the movement of the solvent downwards on the paper Therefore the solvent reservoir should be at the top of the paper In this process the movement of the solvent is governed by gravity as well as capillary action. AP Investigation 5: Photosynthesis – Part I. Chromatography. T. echnique . used to separate a mixture into its component . molecules. The . molecules migrate, or move up the paper, at different rates because of differences in solubility, molecular mass, and hydrogen bonding with the paper. BP Schools Link. Looking for Chemicals which are hidden . BP Schools Link – . Creative Chromatography. 8. In some products the chemicals we want to measure can be hidden / masked by other bigger molecules. The next two (2) experiments introduce Gas Chromatography and Simple & Fractional Distillation. This Week. Gas Chromatography – Acetates. Pavia – p. 817 - 836. Slayden – . p. 39 - 31. . Introduction. Chromatography is a widely used method of separating mixtures into their component parts. .. Paper chromatography separates substances using two things (called phases). The first thing is chromatography paper; also called the . Principle and Definition. Principle. The principle of chromatographic separation is very simple. The process is achieved by . distributing the substances. to be separated between a . mobile phase. and a . Hazards and Controls. Flash Chromatography. Hazard . Control. Spilled solvent could contact skin. Solvent could penetrate through gloves and contact skin . Wear goggles, gloves (nitrile), and lab coat. (TLC). Thin layer chromatography (TLC) is an important technique for. identification. and . separation. of mixtures of organic compounds. It is useful in:. Identification of components of a mixture (using appropriate standards). BASICS OF CHROMATOGRAPHY Prepared by DR: Sherif Abdel- Naby Abdel- Gawad PhD Analytical Chemistry-Faculty of Pharmacy - Cairo University History of Chromatography Mikhail Tswett is credited with Lecture 7 a Chromatography I Introduction Chromatography was discovered by Russian botanist Mikhail Semyonovich Tsvett , who separated plant pigments using calcium carbonate columns (1901) Martin and Synge ( . Chemistry. II. Gas. . Chromatography. Mobile . phase. : . inert. . gases. (. helium. , . nitrogen. , argon . etc. ). Stationary. . phases. : in . capillary. . column. Liquid (. siloxane. . polymers. 1. Dr. Nisha Sharma, Associate Professor, Pharmacy, C.S.J.M. University. INTRODUCTION: GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY . Origin of gas chromatography: 1905, W. Ramsey . Separated mixture of gases and vapors . Used solid adsorbent: activated charcoal. . Mikhail Tswett. Russian Botanist. (1872-1919). . Mikhail Tswett. invented chromatography in 1901 during his . research on plant pigments. . . He used the technique to separate various plant pigments such as . The word Chromatography is derived fro two Greek . words –. Chroma . means – colour and . graphein. . to write. . Chromatography is the collective term for a family of laboratory techniques for the separation of mixtures. A. . technique for the separation of a mixture by passing it in solution or suspension through a medium in which the components move at . different . rates. .. Principle. It is based on the principle of the partition of the solute between two phases/solvents.