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    3541cm (2). 0.4cm/4.8cm= .0833cm Methylene Chloride (three separation circles) (1). 2.2cm/5.2cm= 0.4230cm (2). 3.1cm/5.2cm= 0.5961cm (3). 4.0cm/5.2cm= 0.7692cm Methanol (no seperation) (1). 3.5cm/4.8cm= 0.7291cm Biphenyl (no seperation) (1). 3.9cm/5.2cm= 0.75cm Benzophenone (no seperation) (1). 3.1cm/5.2cm= 0.5961cm Benzhydrol (1). 2.3cm/5.2cm= 0.4423cm Unknown B (two separation circles) (1). 3.2cm/5.2cm=0.6153cm (2). 2.4cm/5.2cm=0.4615cm Results: Based on

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    For instance‚ Brenda Almond states “Often described as being ‘post- Christian’ phase‚ many Western countries‚ and Britian in patrticular‚ present a picture in which marriage as a basic family structure is visibly on the retreat as cohibitation‚ seperation and divorce expand to fill the void created. The UK provides a model of how life has changed. In Britain in 1979 children under 16 were mostly living with their two married parents. The

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    of emotion towards her. As the poem leads on through the twelve stanzas it becomes increasingly sad and disfunctional however in parts showing a comical side. The frequent use of the pronouns ’he’ and ’she’ in the poem proves the disfuntion and seperation of the couple as their marriage falls apart. The 12‚ 3 line stanzas are biographical. The story has been told to the author from the prospective of the wife who is clearly unhappy in her marriage. We don’t know fully how her husband is feeling

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    For Acidic hydrolysis‚ SAC was found to be well susceptible to acid hydrolysis with 0.05 M HCl at 40 ˚C for 30 min caused about 8% reduction in the peak area of SAC (Fig.4a). While this mild condition didn’t affect VAL. While‚ nearly 27% was the reduction in SAC’s peak area when subjected to alkaline hydrolysis. This considerable decline in the peak area of SAC when subjected to 0.01 M NaOH at 40°C for 30 min revealed degradation products peaks appeared at 3.339 and 9.482 minutes (Fig.4b) and they

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    while Succinimide looked like crystals. The two mixed melting point range trials confirmed this. Unknown number 18 is Benzoic Acid. A possible alternative would be Succinimide‚ because of the close melting points. Another possible alternative is Fluorene‚ which melts at slightly lower temperatures than my unknown does. Benzoic Acid is C7H6O2. Its structure is: My percent recovery was 28.26%. During the dissolving of my unknown‚ there was still undissolved solid. This could have led to a smaller

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    Column Chromatography of Plant Pigments Paul Ibarbia‚ Gene Paolo Jasmin‚ Gianpaolo Jimenez and Lorenzo Labicane* Department of Biology‚ University of Santo Tomas‚ Manila‚ Philippines Abstract Column chromatography of plant pigments is the separation of plant pigments extracted from Capsicum frutescens (siling labuyo). No slurry is prepared of the eluent; eluent with the stationary phase is set and then carefully poured into the column. The eluent are the solvents which are responsible for the

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    separated by fractional extraction‚ adsorption‚ or ion exchange on a porous solid. Chromatography is particularly useful as a means of separating and purifying complex and closely related chemical substance which are difficult to distinguish. Chromatographic techniques are more applicable in those instances where small quantities are involved in the identification test. Objective The principle objectives obtainable through the use of any type of chromatography‚ including HPLC are: 1.Resolution

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    236 Journal of the Chinese Chemical Society‚ 2011‚ 58‚ 236-240 Analytical Characterization of Fatty Acids Composition of Datura alba Seed Oil by Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry Muhammad Nasimullah Qureshi‚* Muhammad Siddique‚ Inayat-ur-Rahman and Farina Kanwal Medicinal Botanic Centre‚ PCSIR Laboratories Complex Peshawar‚ Pakistan Received July 9‚ 2010; Accepted November 23‚ 2010; Published Online December 14‚ 2010 Methyl ester derivatives of fatty acids were analyzed for the determination

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    drugs along with all of their degradation products from each other. Therefore‚ a RP-HPLC method was developed and optimized. Optimization of the chromatographic conditions In this study‚ the different experimental parameters were carefully studied and optimized in order to improve the performance and system suitability parameters of the chromatographic separation. The effect of different column types (packing material) on the separation of OXP and CYPZ from their degradation peaks was studied. The

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    European lifestyle. This includes peasant clothing ‚ horse and buggy travel‚ and rejection of electricity from power lines. The Amish community has to be strong so they can deal with seperation from the world. These communities based their economy on farming. Farming is a big part of the Amish life because of the seperation they want to be able to grow their own food and supplies that they need to get through the year. This allows the Amish as a community to thrive even though they are seperated from

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