Partitioning Between Liquid Phases

Professor Davis explains the concept of partitioning between immiscible liquid phases. This concept is critical to understanding how liquid-liquid extractions are designed and performed in the lab.

[ukrainedmd]

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[mariaorsic]

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[gideonjeconeah]

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[jacelynnsu]

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[shreyashishah]

Thanks a lot!I was juggling with partition chromatography but very well explained by you.

[abc-hmyo]

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[illuminatiscientists]

Now I have understood the concept... Thank you so much Sir... Love from India 🇮🇳

[joslyns]

:O Best explanation I have seen/heard of partitioning! Also, made my chem lab make more sense (: Thank you!

[dikshakamble]

Thanks for clearing concept nicely

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[sumayyagull]

this lecture is much better than 1hr lecture of chromatography

[talhaakram]

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[stavrinalalounta]

thank you ! great video, I have a question though, let's say that we have two liquids that we want to separate, so we should have one component which has a high partition coefficient and for the other component should have a smaller value for the partition coefficient ? how is K related to solubility ? thanks!!

[deepanjanbasak]

Thank you sir for clearly understanding the actual mechanism

[nicolassardella]

Great video- very clear and to the point, thank you!

[komyohein]

Thank you very much for clear explanation.May i know what is the special device for separation? Which video is the sequel of this one?

[noorqaiseriqbal]

Finally I understand this concept. Thank you so much.

[arturzych]

What techniques would one use to measure the amount of solute dissolved in one phase? Conductivity? Separate the phases and then do Column Chromatography for each phase?

[safdarsafdari]

does it make any difference if first fill with oil then water, i mean does gravity has any effect on the outcome?

[chandrashekarn]

🙏🙏 thank u sir explanation with animations

[ruemanjoro]

Woww after a whole school term.of not understanding this