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Organic Lab 2583-4
Adeoti Taylor
Chem2583 Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Class ID:8622098
Organic Lab 2 2583-04
Instructor: Andy Szalkiewicz
9/30/2014
Recrystallization
Objective/Abstract:
The purpose of this lab is to purify solids contaminated by relatively small amount of impurities by a technique called Recrystallization. Compounds that have different solubility at different temperature usually can be recrystallized.
Formulas and Structures:

Benzoic Acid

Methanol
Percent Recovery: Indicates how much of the active ingredient was able to recover after the purification method.

Weight of benzoic acid obtained after recrystallization % Recovered = x100
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I turned on the electrical heated sand bath and added the sold and a boiling stick to the test tube and gradually added desired hot water.
After boiling begins, I continued to add water until the sold dissolved
I removed the boiling stick, I corked the tube, clamped as it cooled, and observed recrystallization begin.
I turned the vacuum filtration to collect the crystals.
In another reaction tube, I dissolved 0.080mg of benzoic acid in the minimum volume of hot methanol; I added drops of water to the hot solution.
After the crystals form and recrystallization begin. I allowed the tube to cool slowly at room temperature, then cool in iced water and gather the crystals.
Then I used the spatula to collect a tip of crystal and allow drying between folds of filter paper which will be used for the melting point.
After I collected both crystals and compared the melting point of the crystals from both procedures.

Results/Data
Percent Recovery Results

Weight of benzoic acid obtained after

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