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Experimental Approach - Melting and Boiling Point

The document describes two flowcharts for determining the melting point and boiling point of samples using capillary tubes. The melting point flowchart involves sealing a capillary tube containing a solid sample, heating it to observe when the sample melts. The boiling point flowchart uses a sealed capillary tube submerged in glycerol in a Thiele tube apparatus. The sample-filled tube is heated until bubbles appear, then reheated to observe the temperature at which the liquid leaves the tube.

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Experimental Approach - Melting and Boiling Point

The document describes two flowcharts for determining the melting point and boiling point of samples using capillary tubes. The melting point flowchart involves sealing a capillary tube containing a solid sample, heating it to observe when the sample melts. The boiling point flowchart uses a sealed capillary tube submerged in glycerol in a Thiele tube apparatus. The sample-filled tube is heated until bubbles appear, then reheated to observe the temperature at which the liquid leaves the tube.

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Flowchart 1.

Melting Point

For a capillary tube Fill the capillary After making sure that Observe the solid
with both open ends, tube with the solid enough sample is sample inside the tube.
seal one end of the sample by pressing tightly packed inside of Record the
tube by heating the open end of the the capillary tube, place temperature at which
using a bunsen tube with the the tube samples in the the solid sample melts
burner. sample until it fills at sample holder of initially and at the
a height of at least Thomas Hoover temperature at which it
5-6mm. apparatus. melts completely.

Flowchart 2. Boiling Point by a Micro Method

For a capillary tube Fill the thiele tube with


with both open glycerol up to the level Fill the micro test tube of Place the sealed
ends, seal one end slightly above its arm. at least 2-3 drops of
capillary tube inside the
of the tube by corresponding test micro test tube
heating using a compound/sample. containing the test
bunsen burner. compound.

Heat the oil bath until bubbles


Set up the thiele tube on a hot Reheat the oil slowly until Note the temperature at which
come out of the capillary tube.
plate with the iron clamp and the liquid inside the the liquid comes out of the
Remove the heat and allow to
place the thermometer and the capillary tube comes out. tube. The recorded temperature
cool until the test compound
micro test tube inside the thiele in the initial heating and in the
starts to enter the capillary tube.
tube as shown. Heat the oil bath. reheating is the boiling point
Note the temperature.
range of the sample compound.

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