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A Story… You and your Chem class go on vacation to Hawaii.
Unfortunately, the boat hits a rock and sinks. You escape to a deserted island. Some people are hurt and bleeding. Two hours later, two crates wash ashore and break on the beach, spilling all over the sand Sugar Chemistry lab equipment Smirnoff How will you survive until rescue comes?
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You have to make a drug No problem!!!
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You have to make a drug
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Drug + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage
A + B C What really happens: A + B C and D and E… Drug + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage 20% Drug 80% Garbage
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Separation Techniques
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Hand Separation
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Hand Separation
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Hand Separation
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Hand Separation
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Hand Separation
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Fe
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Fe
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Cancer
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Fe
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Filtration
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Evaporation
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Distillation Substance A b.p. 50°C Substance B b.p. 100°C 70°C
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Drug + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage
Recrystallization Drug + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage + garbage
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Recrystallization
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Recrystallization
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Solvent Extraction
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Gravity Separation
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Gravity Separation
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Gravity Separation
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Gravity Separation Suspension of mud BEFORE AFTER
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Gravity Separation 2 children of the SAME SIZE (same volume)
Kyle: 200 lbs Tim: 100 lbs Who will fall first?
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Gravity Separation This method works on DENSITY Density = mass/volume High density materials will sink faster
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Gravity Separation Lowest density Highest density
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Gravity Separation C A B
Three substances in a centrifuge tube are subjected to gravity separation. Substance A (1.4 g/cm3) Substance B (3.0 g/cm3) Substance C (0.2 g/cm3) Label the result C A B
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Chromatography
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Chromatography
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