A Short Liquid-Liquid Extraction Demonstration

Professor Davis demonstrates the technique of liquid-liquid extraction using colored compounds. This allows students to see how both the compound of interest and the impurity are moving through the system as the extraction is conducted.

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[@omarh9410]

Very helpful, thank you !

[@dancalvano8702]

Awesome video, thanks a tone!

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fkn banger in the background

[@Jdoug305]

I’m reading this as I was bumping my heat to that 🔥😭😭🙏

[@owenkidston]

clear and concise, thanks so much

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Thank you!

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Mas Ochem!!!

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Thankyou somuch!

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thanks!

[@SparshaReddy1111]

what is that tablet looking thing in the beaker?

[@darkhuy96]

that is a hot plate magnetic stirrer

[@midosala8049]

That's a magnetic stirring bar.

[@dayhaysuper3639]

wish yt demo videos could stop putting music over the commentary, can't focus.

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it's good ,but the music is high 💔

[@slytherinda4669]

why is it seasonal?

[@ChemSurvival]

I thought that would be clear... I'm a lab professor... each fall term we tackle the extraction process. Hence, "seasonal".

[@slytherinda4669]

@@ChemSurvival lol I applied to a seasonal environmental lab tech position that listed liquid-liquid extraction in the description. I found your video to refresh myself on the technique and you immediately say "seasonal" so I was under the impression that for some reason, liquid-liquid technique is only for specific seasons.

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There r so many errors