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Exp. 1. Separation of a Carboxylic Acid(Benzoic Acid) and a Neutral Substance(1,4-dimethoxybenzene)

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Copyright 2011 Cengage Learning, Inc. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part. d File Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Window Help extrad NE Documents Mailings Review Design Layout References View Add-ins Media Pictures Shapes SmartArt Links Comment Text S 13 Header & Footer Results: The sand bath was heated to 95 °C and the tubes were immersed for over 15 minutes without the ether evaporating off of each solid. The temperature was raised to approximately 115 °C, at which the ether began to dissolve promptly from both reaction tubes. It is important to note that the ether evaporated without ever reaching its boiling point. The solids were recovered and the final weight of benzoic acid was 0.0749 grams, and the final weight of 1,4- dimethoxybenzene was 0.0726 grams. The melting range for the recovered benzoic acid was 124.7-126.2 °C while the melting range for 1,4-dimethoxybenze was 55.3-56.1 °C. The reaction and extraction process did not noticeably change the appearance of either solid. 148 Words E English (US) O Focus Gooo00000oogle 1 2 3 6 B 7 8 10 Next 22 .•.00 Verizon LTE 7:07 PM * 37% Done Seperation discussion.docx Discussion During this separation process, A mixture of Benzoic Acid and 1,4-dimethoxybenze was separated by adding ether to it. After the two compounds had been separated, the two test tubes were submerged in a heated sand bath to evaporate the ether off so that we would be left with the two, separate compounds. The ether evaporated from the tubes before reaching its boiling point, which made it easily observable and minimized loss of compound. Compound 1 weighed 0.0749 g which was 78% of what was originally added. Compound 2 weighed 0.0726 g which was 87% of what was originally added. After weighing the two compounds, a melting point apparatus was used to determine which compound was which. The compound 1 melting point range was 124.7*-126.2°C which meant that that it was Benzoic Acid. The compound 2 melting point range was 55.39-56.1°C meaning that it was 1,4-dimethoxybenze.
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Introduction
In this lab, we separated Carboxylic Acid (Benzoic Acid) and a Neutral Substance (1,4dimethoxybenzene) through the reaction with a base followed by extraction. The analogy behind
the experiment is that the base would react with the...


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