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A = Acetic Acid
B = Water
C = Chloroform
Preparation of
Solution
--
Prepare 5 clean Erlenmeyer
flask.
Place 25 mL of solution in each Concentration V of A (mL) V of B (mL)
flask. 15% 3.75 21.25
30% 7.5 17.5
Note: each solution contains
45% 11.25 13.7
different concentrations of A-B see
60% 15 10
table for volumes of A & B
70% 17.5 7.5
Prepared A-B
Solutions
Titrate using Chloroform until
first sign of turbidity appears
Preparation of
Solution
--
Prepare 5 clean Erlenmeyer flask.
Place 25 mL of solution in each flask.
Note: each solution contains different
concentrations of A-B see table for
volumes of A & B
Construction of
bimodal curve
-- Compute %w/w composition of final
mixtures in A-B solutions
Use densities for A, B, and C in A-C
solutions
Using %w/w composition of final
mixtures, sketch binodal curve in the
Gibbs-Roozeboom diagram
After sketching
binodal curve
-- Prepare four 100g mixtures with A-B-C as found within the
two phase region in ternary diagram
Note: Choose compositions which will give approximately
equal volumes of the conjugate phases when prepared.
Separatory Funnel
Separatory Funnel
Equilibrate each mixture at 25 °C
Separate conjugate phases and transfer
to Erlenmeyer flask.
E. flask with
conjugate phase
--
Cover and label properly
Use pycnometer to measure the density of conjugate bases
250-mL E. flask
Prepared A-B
Solutions