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Today, we’re diving into the fascinating world of SALTING OUT with a super fun experiment using just 50% isopropyl alcohol and plain old pool salt (sodium chloride). 🧪✨
What’s Salting Out?
Salting out is a cool chemistry trick where we use salt to separate different substances in a solution. By adding salt, we change the solubility of compounds, making them "salt out" of the solution. It’s like magic, but with science!
Materials Needed:
1) 50% isopropyl alcohol (the stuff you use to clean wounds, but make sure it’s diluted!)
2) Sodium chloride (yep, your kitchen table salt)
3) A clear container or beaker
4) Stirring rod or spoon
Steps:
1) Add a generous amount of sodium chloride. Don’t be shy-more salt, more fun! 🧂
2) Pour your 50% isopropyl alcohol into the container. 🧴
3) Stir the mixture well. Watch closely as the magic starts to happen! 👀🔄
What to Watch For:
As you stir, you’ll notice that the solution starts to get cloudy or separate into layers. This is the salting-out effect in action! The salt is making the isopropyl alcohol less soluble, causing the separation. 🌈✨
Why Does This Happen?
In simple terms, the salt disrupts the interactions between the alcohol and water molecules, forcing the alcohol to separate out. It’s all about chemistry and how molecules interact with each other.
Fun Fact:
Salting out isn’t just a cool experiment; it’s used in real-world applications like protein purification and even in making some delicious dairy products!
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*Try using an old water bottle!
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Комментарии : 21   
@ChemCrafter
@ChemCrafter 3 месяца назад
Try it with iodized salt and see what happens
@flemdogscience
@flemdogscience 3 месяца назад
I need to! All the procedures I have seen just say not to use it but I haven't found a great explanation for why. Do you know? May that is a "google it" questions!
@ChemCrafter
@ChemCrafter 3 месяца назад
@@flemdogscience My guess is that the recommendation against using iodized salt is simply a case of empirical tradition. Whoever designed the experiment in the first place must have used non-iodized salt, and this practice was carried forward without further examination. Given that iodized salt contains only around 0.01% potassium iodide (or sometimes potassium iodate), this trace amount shouldn't significantly change the outcome of the experiment.
@williamhrivnak7345
@williamhrivnak7345 3 месяца назад
The salt dissolves in the water better than the alcohol because water is more polar and attracts the ions better
@davidmcleod1760
@davidmcleod1760 3 месяца назад
Correct.
@quillmuffins6466
@quillmuffins6466 18 дней назад
Didn’t know I’ve been doing a cool science experiment every time I clean my bong
@Dumbledore_BOARDS
@Dumbledore_BOARDS Месяц назад
That's because american ionic bonds and communist bonds do not get along with each other.
@broskydoodle6697
@broskydoodle6697 3 месяца назад
That's pretty cool
@flemdogscience
@flemdogscience 3 месяца назад
Thanks! It was a process I wasn't familiar with until this year and I thought the same :)
@TBjunk25
@TBjunk25 3 месяца назад
Could this be used to turn 50% alcohol into a higher concentration? I assume the answer is yes but I figured I’d ask
@gustavrsh
@gustavrsh 24 дня назад
Yes it can be used to dry alcohol
@dalitrh
@dalitrh 22 дня назад
​@@gustavrsh also etanol?
@gustavrsh
@gustavrsh 22 дня назад
@@dalitrh Yes but you need a different salt.
@dalitrh
@dalitrh 22 дня назад
@@gustavrsh OK, where do I find out what salt then? 🤔
@Hazzzy021
@Hazzzy021 3 месяца назад
👏🏻👏🏻
@TheMadMax1000
@TheMadMax1000 5 дней назад
What type of alcohol is the result?
@mbg8733
@mbg8733 17 дней назад
The 50% alcohol was isopropyl alcohol, but you showed the formula for ethanol
@ChazCharlie1
@ChazCharlie1 5 дней назад
Unless the video has been updated somehow since you commented, the formula was for propan-2-ol, which is correct.
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