Give a detailed explanation of the separation of black ink by CHROMATOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE.
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To perform ink chromatography, you put a small dot of ink to be separated at one end of a strip of filter paper. This end of the paper strip is placed in a solvent. The solvent moves up the paper strip and, as it travels upward, it dissolves the mixture of chemicals and pulls them up the paper.
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chromatography is a technique that works on the principal of different solubility levels of components of a substance. the substance with greater solubility dissolves faster and thus gets separated first following by the others.
To perform it with black ink
- put a dot of black ink about 5cm from the bottom end of a filter paper.
- tie this paper to a stick and emmerse bottom end of the filter paper in a beaker with a solvent (water),placing the stick on the rim of the beaker horizontally to set the paper such that the ink spot is just touching the solvent (water)
- as the water rises up it will take the components of ink with it and dissolve different colours at different levels due to which they will be shown as rising colours.
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