Organic Practical Setup 4. Reflux distillation & 2-necked flask

This video was recorded to accompany my video on "Steam Distillation". It explains what is happening when water boils and when an immiscible mixture of water and phenylamine boils. It then goes on to demonstrate the use of ice to boil water in an enclosed space - providing a simplified explanation based on the combined gas equation. Your contributions to the explanation will be appreciated. Please add them in the space below.

Determining the Limiting Reagent and Excess Reagent using Stoichiometry.

In this video I look at the setup for Steam Distillation and explain its use in purifying liquids by distilling them well below their boiling points. This is useful because some liquids (e.g. phenylamine) begin to decompose when heated to their boiling points. It is one in a series of short videos looking at the main organic practical techniques: heat & distill; reflux distillation; washing and drying in solvent extraction; recrystallisation and melting point determination; and others. Note that the video entitled " boiling water with ice" explains the physical chemistry aspects associated with steam distillation.

This lesson will look at an experiment to show how to make colored flames. The ingredients needed to perform the experiment will be listed with a step by step look at how to actually perform the action of making colored flames.

A short video to show you the setup for the organic practical technique known as "heat and distill". The quickfit parts are named and the setup discussed. This is one in a series of short videos looking at the main organic practical techniques: heat & distill; reflux distillation; washing and drying in solvent extraction; recrystallisation and melting point determination; and others