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Separation Techniques

Separation Techniques. CHM 101 - Sinex. Methods based on physical properties. Particles size Solubility Insoluble/soluble Degree of solubility Density Magnetic (iron) vs. non-magnetic Sublimation (solid  gas). Commonly used in organic chemistry. Techniques…. Decantation Filtration

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Separation Techniques

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  1. Separation Techniques CHM 101 - Sinex

  2. Methods based onphysical properties • Particles size • Solubility • Insoluble/soluble • Degree of solubility • Density • Magnetic (iron) vs. non-magnetic • Sublimation (solid  gas)

  3. Commonly used in organic chemistry Techniques… • Decantation • Filtration • Sublimation • Paper chromatography and other types of chromatography (very powerful method) • Floatation • Sieving • Magnetism • Extraction • Distillation

  4. How do you separate… • Sand and water • Alcohol and water • Corn starch and water • Iron and sulfur • Caffeine from coffee beans • Salt and pepper • Sand and pepper

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