What is the purpose of adding an ion pairing agent to a sample? Give example of chemical that could be added as an ion pairing agent to a water soluble vitamin. What type of molecule would serve as an ion pairing agent for a mixture of organic acids?
Solution- Ion pairing agents are compound that have hydrophobic portion and ionic functional group. It interacts with sample and make them pseudo-neutral complex and sometimes form transitory ion exchage site. Ion pairing agents are useful for peptide which are difficult to purify. For example perfluoropentanoic acid.
* PICB6 (Hexane sulforic acid) is used as ion pairing agent for water soluble vitamin.
TFA (Trifloroactic Acid ) use as ion pairing agent for a mixture of organic acids.
It interacts with sample and make them pseudo-neutral complex and sometimes form transitory ion exchage site. Ion pairing agents are useful for peptide which are difficult to purify. For example perfluoropentanoic acid.
What is the purpose of adding an ion pairing agent to a sample? Give example of...
What was the purpose of adding water to the sample of vinegar used for the titration? The added volume was not considered in the calculations. Why was it ignored?
Lab 7: Question 4 Homework. Unanswered What is the purpose of adding aqueous base to extract the acidic components of the unknown mixture? O A Acids and bases afford salts that are water soluble in this experiment O B It moves the compounds of interest to the aqueous layer It enables selective extraction by reacting a weak base and a strong acid followed by reacting a strong base and weak acid, O D all of the above
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