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D3 Chromatography

A famous painting was stolen from a museum in Abu Dhabi. The thief left a mocking note that was written with ink. Black ink is made from mixtures of colored inks that can be separated using chromatography. The police collected ink samples from suspects' pens and will use chromatography to analyze the ink on the note and find the culprit. Chromatography works by dissolving ink mixtures in a solvent, which separates the colored inks as they move up filter paper at different rates. Analyzing the ink on the note using chromatography may reveal the thief's identity by matching their pen ink.

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D3 Chromatography

A famous painting was stolen from a museum in Abu Dhabi. The thief left a mocking note that was written with ink. Black ink is made from mixtures of colored inks that can be separated using chromatography. The police collected ink samples from suspects' pens and will use chromatography to analyze the ink on the note and find the culprit. Chromatography works by dissolving ink mixtures in a solvent, which separates the colored inks as they move up filter paper at different rates. Analyzing the ink on the note using chromatography may reveal the thief's identity by matching their pen ink.

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Chromatography

Problem Solving Lesson


The Problem
A famous painting has been stolen from the
Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi. The thief left a note
at the scene mocking the police and saying that they
plan to strike again!

Without knowing it, the culprit has left a clue in the note… It’s
in the ink!
Black ink is often made from a mixture of other coloured inks.
The inks will dissolve in water and move through filter paper at
different rates, separating out into coloured bands. Each 5 Min
different brand of pen has its own unique fingerprint. We have
managed to take the favourite pens from each of three key
suspects and if we can find the ink that matches the ink used on
the letter, we will find the culprit.

End
L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Learning Objective

Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble


solutes from a mixture.
Success Criteria

•Define chromatography
•Explain the process of chromatography.
1 Min
•Demonstrate the process of chromatography.
•Solve real-life problems using chromatography.

End
PRE-ASSESSMENT
1. Identify the solvent in the salt solution. 4. Name the technique used to find out the dyes
a.. Salt present in the colours.

b. Sugar a. Filteration.

c. Water. b. Chromatography

2. In the liquid state ,water that passes through c. Chromatogram


the filter paper is……… 5. Chromatography works when the substances
a. Filtrate in a mixture are ….........in the same solvent.

b. Solvent d. Solvent
5 Min
c. solute e. Soluble

3. Martha filters a mixture of glitter & water. f. Chromatogram


Name the residue.
a. Water
b. Glitter
c. Filter paper
L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture. End
PRE-ASSESSMENT
1. Identify the solvent in the salt solution. 4. Name the technique used to find out the dyes
a.. Salt present in the colours.

b. Sugar a. Filtration.

c. Water. b. Chromatography

2. In the liquid state ,water that passes through c. Chromatogram


the filter paper is……… 5. Chromatography works when the substances
a. Filtrate in a mixture are ….........in the same solvent.

b. Solvent d. Solvent
3 Min
c. solute e. Soluble

3. Martha filters a mixture of glitter & water. f. Chromatogram


Name the residue.
a. Water
b. Glitter
c. Filter paper End
Key Words/Scientific Vocabulary :

Chromatogram: the pattern formed on an adsorbent medium by the layers of


components separated by chromatography.
Capillary action: the process of a liquid flowing in a narrow space without
the assistance of, or even in opposition to, any external forces like gravity.
Mobile phase: The fluid (liquid or gas) that flows through a chromatography
system, moving the materials to be separated at different rates over the
stationary phase.
Stationary phase: The solid or liquid phase of a chromatography system on
which the materials are to be separated or selectively absorbed.

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Big Question
•The food safety department of the
Government of Dubai received a
complaint about a restaurant
adding prohibited food coloring in
their food. How can you prove the
presence of the prohibited food
coloring in the food?
1 Min

End
Chromatography

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Task 1: Investigation 10 Min

• Instructions are provided in the


worksheet. End
• Carry out the chromatography and
help the police catch the culprit.

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Task 2 WAGOLL

Gas chromatography is The environmental Horsemeat scandal of Chromatography can be


a type of agency is investigating 2013 highlighted the used in a variety of
chromatography where why lots of fish are fact that some different situations.
mobile phase is gas. dying in a nearby lake, disreputable meat Make a graphic
20 Min
Make a report on gas how can they use vendors were replacing organizer to explain the
chromatography can be chromatography to find beef patties with various real-life
used in forensics. out what’s killing horsemeat. Since applications of
them? traditional methods of chromatography.
meat detection and
analysis proved to be End
inconclusive,
chromatography was
used. Write a
newspaper report on
this incident.
L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Peer Check

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Check Your Answers

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Peer Check
WAGOLL

What can you conclude about black ink from the chromatograph? (2 marks)

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
Check Your Answers

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
PLENARY: Exit slip will be given for reflection.

5 Min

End

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.
EXTENDED LEARNING
Rf value
• Define the term retention factor (Rf).
• Identify the factors that affect the Rf value of a substance.
• Calculate the Rf value of the dyes separated in your
chromatography experiment.
• https://byjus.com/chemistry/rf-value/#:~:text=What%20is%20RF
%20Value,solvent%20under%20the%20same%20conditions
.

L.O. Investigate the use of chromatography in separating soluble solutes from a mixture.

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