Re: Salting-Out Effect
Krzysztof Mitko <[email protected]>
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On 03/07/11 06:57, Nedrick wrote:
> Please explain what is salting-out effect all about?
> How will I illustrate the salting-out effect.
> These are the reagents:
> 1. 1-butanol
> 2. water
> 3. then it was treated with Sodium Chloride.
>
> *What is it all about? All I was seeing in the internet was all about proteins. And, it's not about Organic Chemistry.
After you add sodium chloride, the solubility of butanol decreases and
a new, alcohol-rich phase will emerge.
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Best regards,
Krzysztof Mitko
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