Chromatography (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards
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What does chromatography do?
What does chromatography do?
Separates mixtures into individual compounds
Purpose of value
Purpose of value
Identifies chemicals in a mixture
Three key components of chromatography
Three key components of chromatography
Analyte, stationary phase, mobile phase
What is the analyte?
What is the analyte?
The mixture of chemicals to be separated
What is the stationary phase?
What is the stationary phase?
Solid material that stays still during experiment
What is the mobile phase?
What is the mobile phase?
Liquid or gas that moves through stationary phase
How do strongly attracted chemicals move?
How do strongly attracted chemicals move?
Slowly and travel a shorter distance
How do weakly attracted chemicals move?
How do weakly attracted chemicals move?
Quickly and travel further
Stationary phase in paper chromatography
Stationary phase in paper chromatography
Chromatography paper
Mobile phase in paper chromatography
Mobile phase in paper chromatography
Solvent (e.g. water or alcohol)
value formula
value formula
Property of values under same conditions
Property of values under same conditions
Always the same for a specific chemical
