St. Patrick’s Day Green Chromatography Chemistry Lab

Students investigate spinach and food coloring through paper chromatography using isopropyl alcohol and cellulose paper.

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Students investigate spinach and food coloring through paper chromatography using isopropyl alcohol and cellulose paper. The lab includes chemistry background, polarity review, a testable hypothesis, procedural directions, observation recording, and Rf value calculations.

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Students will formulate a testable hypothesis about pigment composition.
Students will perform a paper chromatography investigation safely and accurately.
Students will explain how polarity and intermolecular forces affect separation.
Students will calculate and interpret Rf values from chromatogram data.

St. Patrick’s Day Green Chromatography Chemistry Lab

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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