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Chromatography

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

TLC method

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wear gloves and draw a pencil line above the bottom of the TLC plate mark spots for each sample on the line use a capillary tube to add tiny drops of each solution to a different spot allow the plate to air dry, then add solvent t o a large beaker wit a lid place TLC plate in beaker, ensuring solvent is below the pencil line place lid tihgtly to prevent toxic solvent rom evaporating remvoe plate when the level of solvent is near the top mark the solvent line with a pencil and allow it to dry in a fume cupboard place plate under UV light and use a pencil to draw lightly around the spots

#2
Front (Question)

purpose of wearing gloves?

Back (Answer)

no contamination of sweat which contains amino acids

#3
Front (Question)

purpose of UV light

Back (Answer)

makes colourless amino acid spots more visible

#4
Front (Question)

purpose of using pencil rather than ink

Back (Answer)

won’t dissolve in the solvent

#5
Front (Question)

stationary phase of TLC

Back (Answer)

Plate coated in silica gel

#6
Front (Question)

mobile phase of TLC

Back (Answer)

Mixture of amino acids

#7
Front (Question)

stationary phase of Column Chromatography mobile phase of Column Chromatography

Back (Answer)

Silica gel packed inside a column Liquid solvent that flows through the column

#8
Front (Question)

stationary phase of Gas Chromatography mobile phase of Gas Chromatography

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High boiling point liquid adsorbed onto a solid Carrier gas (usually an inert gas like nitrogen)

#9
Front (Question)

method for column chromatography

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#10
Front (Question)

gas chromatography method

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#11
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GC spectra

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#12
Front (Question)

GC-MS

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#13
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purpose of chromatography

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allows us to identify and separate compounds in a mixture

#14
Front (Question)

what is affinity

Back (Answer)

how likely a substance i to be in the stationary or mobile phase

#15
Front (Question)

What do polar substances have a higher affinity to?

Back (Answer)

polar solvents

#16
Front (Question)

purpose of TLC plate

Back (Answer)

more corrosive/reactive substances would otherwise damage chromatography paper