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We discussed earlier some common methods of purification. In this screencast, we will discuss more methods of purification including the ones we will be using in school along with ones that are a little bit more high tech and more expensive.
Earlier we discussed the process of filtration...see moreand of crystallization. We also talked about distillation for liquids with different boiling points. Now we are adding some more advanced forms of distillation including vacuum distillation (used for substances with high boiling points), and spinning ban distillation (for liquids with similar boiling points).
There are also some more advanced types of chromatography. There is paper chromatography, used mostly in high schools, thin layer chromatography (for small amounts of solids), gas chromatography (for separating gases of course), and high performance liquid chromatography (used for very complex mixtures of liquids and/or solids. )
A new type of purification is layer separation. This is used for liquids that cannot dissolve in each other and form layers (like oil and water. ) One liquid can be drained out the bottom while keeping the other in the container. see less
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