有機化合物　分離　方法　分液漏斗　有機化学　高校化学　エンジョイケミストリー　144401

#organiccompounds #separationmethod #separatingfunnel organicchemistry highschoolchemistryenjoychemistry Lecture on the separation of organic compounds Content This is an explanation of the "separation of organic compounds" experiment, which appears at the end of the organic compounds section. Typically, a mixture of four substances—two acids, one base, and one neutral—is used, but this time we added alanine. The question is whether alanine dissolves in organic solvents, but this can be divided into basic separation methods. Separation problems vary slightly, with examples using benzoic acid as a substitute for salicylic acid, and examples using nitrobenzene or benzene instead of toluene. How to use a separatory funnel is often included in entrance exams. It is often used to confirm whether students have actually performed the experiment. Furthermore, organic compounds are generally soluble in organic solvents but poorly soluble in water. However, they become soluble in water when converted into salts through a neutralization reaction. We will use this method to separate them. [Apologies] The correct question number displayed from 9:18 is "144401." [Corrected on May 17, 2020]