In the Isolation of Eugenol experiment, whole cloves are placed in a round bottom flask along...
In the Isolation of Eugenol experiment, whole cloves are placed in a round bottom flask along with water, and the mixture is distilled. The distillate obtained is placed in a separatory funnel, and pentane is added. The contents are then thoroughly mixed, and the pentane layer is collected. a). What is the purpose of separating the pentane layer? b). Can you use ethanol instead of pentane? Explain briefly.
Homework Answers
: Cloves contain many organic compound immiscible with water.During distillation process , compounds which have lower boiling point get vapourize while other compound in cloves will be present in distillate.
Now some compounds from Cloves get removed by distillation process. Now in distillate eugenol is present with water.
Ans. a
Eugenol is organic compound so it will be soluble in pentane and we can seperate eugenol from water layer by seperating pentane layer .
Ans.b
Ethanol can't be used because ethanol is a polar solvent and eugenol will not be soluble in ethanol as we know like dissolve like. Polar molecules get diasdiss in polar solvent while non polar will dissolve in non polar solvent.
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