CHM 2201
Organic Chemistry Lab I
Department of Chemistry
Villanova University
Fall 2007
Extraction, Distribution Coefficient
Experiment 4A Calculation Worksheet
A. Prepare the Standard Benzoic Acid Solution
1.
Calculate the molarity of your standard Benzoic Acid (PhCO2H; Molecular Weight: 122.12) solution:
0.61g PhCO2H x 1 mole PhCO2H
122 g PhCO2H
.005 mole PhCO2H
250 mL water
= .005 mole PhCO2H dissolved in 250 mL water
= X mole PhCO2H
1000 mL water
Benzoic Acid
(PhCO2H)
M.W. = 122.12
Solve for X: X = 0.02 mole PhCO2H in 1000 mL water or 0.02 M PhCO2H
B. Single 10 mL Extraction and Determination of Distribution Coefficient
1.
Calculate amount of Benzoic Acid you are starting with:
x 122.12 g PhCO2H = 0.122 g PhCO2H in starting aqueous solution.
50 mL 0.02M PhCO2H x 0.02 mole PhCO2H
1 mole PhCO2H
1000 mL 0.02M PhCO2H
2.
To calculate amount of PhCO2H remaining in aqueous solution after extraction with 10 mL of methylene chloride, titrate aqueous layer with 0.02M NaOH
x 1mole PhCO2H x 122.12 g PhCO2H = Y g PhCO2H remaining in aqueous layer
____mL 0.02M NaOH x 0.02 mole NaOH
1000mL 0.02M NaOH
1 mole NaOH
1 mole PhCO2H
3.
Calculate the amount of PhCO2H extracted into the methylene chloride layer
0.122 g PhCO2H
4.
Y g PhCO2H = Z g PhCO2H in 10 mL methylene chloride extract
Calculate Kd
Kd = C methylene chloride
C water
Z g PhCO2H / 10 mL
(Y g PhCO2H) / 50 mL
Z / 10
Y / 50
= Calculated Kd
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CHM 2201
Organic Chemistry Lab I
Department of Chemistry
Villanova University
Fall 2007
Experiment 4A Calculation Worksheet (continued)
C. Two 5 mL Extractions
1.
Calculate amount of Benzoic Acid (PhCO2H) you are starting with:
x 122.12 g PhCO2H = 0.122 g PhCO2H in starting aqueous solution.
50mL 0.02M PhCO2H x 0.02 mole PhCO2H
1 mole PhCO2H
1000 mL 0.02M PhCO2H
2.
To calculate amount of PhCO2H remaining in aqueous solution after extraction with 2 x 5 mL of methylene chloride, titrate aqueous layer with ~0.02M NaOH
x 1mole PhCO2H x 122.12 g PhCO2H = Y g PhCO2H remaining in aqueous layer
____mL 0.02M NaOH x 0.02 mole NaOH
1000mL 0.02M NaOH
1 mole NaOH
1 mole PhCO2H
3.
Calculate the total amount of PhCO2H extracted into the 2 x 5 mL methylene chloride layers
0.122 g PhCO2H
Y g PhCO2H = Z g PhCO2H total amount in 2 x 5mL methylene chloride extracts
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4. Calculate theoretical amount of PhCO2H that should be removed by 2 x 5 mL metheylene chloride extractions using Kd calculated in Step B4. For the first
5 mL extraction with methylene chloride where W is the amount of benzoic acid extracted into methylene chloride:
Kd = C methylene chloride
C water
W g PhCO2H / 5 mL
=
(0.122 g PhCO2H - W g PhCO2H) / 50 mL
W/5
= Calculated Kd (value determined in B4)
(0.122 W) / 50
( Kd = known quantity; solve equation for W).
Repeat this calculation for the second 5 mL extraction using the W value determined above and where A is the amount of benzoic acid extracted into the second
5 mL portion of methylene chloride:
Kd = C methylene chloride
C water
A g PhCO2H / 5 mL
=
(0.122 g PhCO2H - W g PhCO2H A g PhCO2H) / 50 mL
A/5
= Calculated Kd (value determined in B4)
(0.122 W A) / 50
(W, Kd = known quantities; solve equation for A).
Combine calculated W and A values to get theoretical amount of acid removed by two 5 mL extractions and compare with the amount experimentally found.
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