Chemistry: Chromatography Exam
Questions and Answers 100% Pass
What is chromatography? -
[ANSWER]: Technique used to separate and analyse substances present
in the mixture
QUESTION: What are components? -
[ANSWER]: Substances present in the mixture that are being seperated
QUESTION: What is a chromatogram? -
[ANSWER]: Patten of bands and sports
QUESTION: What happens to components in chromatography? -
[ANSWER]: As the components in the ink are swept upwards over the
stationary phase by the solvent, they undergo a continual process of
, absorption onto solid stationary phase, followed by desorption and
dissolving into the mobile phase
QUESTION: What depends on the components to stick to the
stationary phase? -
[ANSWER]: The polarity of the stationary phase and the component
molecules. The attraction of the components to the solvent molecules is
determined by their polarity.
QUESTION: What does the rate of movement of each component
depend on and why do components separate? -
[ANSWER]: 1. How strongly the component absorbs onto stationary
phase
2. How readily the component dissolves in the mobile phase
Components separate because they undergo these 2 processes to
different degrees
Questions and Answers 100% Pass
What is chromatography? -
[ANSWER]: Technique used to separate and analyse substances present
in the mixture
QUESTION: What are components? -
[ANSWER]: Substances present in the mixture that are being seperated
QUESTION: What is a chromatogram? -
[ANSWER]: Patten of bands and sports
QUESTION: What happens to components in chromatography? -
[ANSWER]: As the components in the ink are swept upwards over the
stationary phase by the solvent, they undergo a continual process of
, absorption onto solid stationary phase, followed by desorption and
dissolving into the mobile phase
QUESTION: What depends on the components to stick to the
stationary phase? -
[ANSWER]: The polarity of the stationary phase and the component
molecules. The attraction of the components to the solvent molecules is
determined by their polarity.
QUESTION: What does the rate of movement of each component
depend on and why do components separate? -
[ANSWER]: 1. How strongly the component absorbs onto stationary
phase
2. How readily the component dissolves in the mobile phase
Components separate because they undergo these 2 processes to
different degrees