Ferrocene Lab Notebook, Summaries of Chemical Experimentation

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2019/2020

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Ferrocene NB
1) Title of Experiment
2) Objective
3) Reaction Scheme
4) Table of Reagents
5) Summarized Procedures
6) Data and Observations
a. Parts 1 and 2
i. Exact ferrocene mass used
ii. Mass of crude product
iii. TLC picture (or drawing)
iv. Distance traveled by solvent front, ferrocene, and products
v. Rf values for ferrocene and products
b. Parts 3 and 4
i. Mass of ferrocene and the two products
ii. Mixture % composition
iii. Melting point of the 3 compounds
7) Summary/Post Lab Questions
a. Discuss your results
i. Make sure to identify each spot in your TLC plate. Which one
corresponds to ferrocene? To monosubstituted product? To disubstituted
product?
ii. Based on your TLC results, did the reaction go to 100% completion?
iii. Does UV of your TLC shows both products? If not, why don’t you see the
disubstituted product?
iv. If you did not obtain ferrocene after purification by column
chromatography, why might have been the reason?
v. If you did not obtain the monosubstituted product after purification by
column chromatography, why might have been the reason?
vi. If you did not obtain the disubstituted product after purification by
column chromatography, why might have been the reason?
vii. Explain your melting points and how they help you identify the products
you obtained
b. Post-Lab Question #2 only

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Ferrocene NB

  1. Title of Experiment
  2. Objective
  3. Reaction Scheme
  4. Table of Reagents
  5. Summarized Procedures
  6. Data and Observations a. Parts 1 and 2 i. Exact ferrocene mass used ii. Mass of crude product iii. TLC picture (or drawing) iv. Distance traveled by solvent front, ferrocene, and products v. Rf values for ferrocene and products b. Parts 3 and 4 i. Mass of ferrocene and the two products ii. Mixture % composition iii. Melting point of the 3 compounds
  7. Summary/Post Lab Questions a. Discuss your results i. Make sure to identify each spot in your TLC plate. Which one corresponds to ferrocene? To monosubstituted product? To disubstituted product? ii. Based on your TLC results, did the reaction go to 100% completion? iii. Does UV of your TLC shows both products? If not, why don’t you see the disubstituted product? iv. If you did not obtain ferrocene after purification by column chromatography, why might have been the reason? v. If you did not obtain the monosubstituted product after purification by column chromatography, why might have been the reason? vi. If you did not obtain the disubstituted product after purification by column chromatography, why might have been the reason? vii. Explain your melting points and how they help you identify the products you obtained b. Post-Lab Question #2 only