Removing Solvent by Rotary Evaporation

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ok so now we're going to look at rotary
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00:00:10.280 00:00:10.290 we use a rotary evaporator such as one
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00:00:15.530 00:00:15.540 sample in this flask flask goes on this
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00:00:25.580 00:00:25.590 essentially what we have is a
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00:00:43.610 00:00:43.620 call the solvent that's coming off which
00:00:47.690 00:00:47.700 will then be collected in this trap here
00:00:53.850 00:00:53.860 over here at this point we have a tap
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00:01:01.260 00:01:01.270 system so in order to set it up first
00:01:05.280 00:01:05.290 thing we're going to do is make sure we
00:01:06.720 00:01:06.730 switch it on and here we can then set
00:01:10.350 00:01:10.360 the temperature essentially for most
00:01:13.290 00:01:13.300 organic solvents we're gonna 140 degrees
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00:01:38.469 00:01:38.479 you do want to make sure that the
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00:01:52.669 00:01:52.679 is pulled up over into this flask you
00:01:55.100 00:01:55.110 don't want to be contaminated with
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00:01:59.120 00:01:59.130 we're going to pour our compound into
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00:02:09.070 00:02:09.080 clip the Platts flask in place okay be
00:02:14.600 00:02:14.610 particularly careful with heavy solvent
00:02:16.520 00:02:16.530 such DCM because they are very dense and
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00:02:21.620 00:02:21.630 we're gonna make sure that this tap here
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00:03:03.319 00:03:03.329 very tape gently against that it's not
00:03:05.539 00:03:05.549 going to fall in and then we start close
00:03:09.259 00:03:09.269 the tap so we turn that tap so it's
00:03:13.280 00:03:13.290 closing and keep an eye on that solvent
00:03:17.030 00:03:17.040 so we can see it's starting to evaporate
00:03:18.619 00:03:18.629 so this is dichloromethane which has a
00:03:20.390 00:03:20.400 very low boiling point anyway it's a
00:03:24.319 00:03:24.329 boiling point four to five because it
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00:03:29.509 00:03:29.519 we've got the tap closed this is
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00:03:34.869 00:03:34.879 you can see on the glass this
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00:03:39.170 00:03:39.180 evaporation once that's going like that
00:03:42.009 00:03:42.019 we then slowly use
00:03:48.660 00:03:48.670 this to lower the flats just so what a
00:03:53.940 00:03:53.950 portion now is in the water bath you
00:03:57.660 00:03:57.670 don't need the whole flask in the water
00:03:58.949 00:03:58.959 bath just that better and we see it
00:04:01.470 00:04:01.480 starting to evaporate we can turn up the
00:04:05.059 00:04:05.069 speed the reason why we're rotating the
00:04:09.510 00:04:09.520 flask is to ensure that increases the
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00:04:17.580 00:04:17.590 the sides of the flask and it also means
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00:04:32.540 00:04:32.550 the solvent explosively evaporates very
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00:05:02.070 00:05:02.080 okay so we've got to the end of our
00:05:04.290 00:05:04.300 evaporation you'll now see that thinks
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00:05:09.689 00:05:09.699 everything's gone slow that down stop
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00:05:18.719 00:05:18.729 the bath next thing to do this is to
00:05:22.649 00:05:22.659 open this tap company selecting vacuum
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00:05:36.890 00:05:36.900 what tonight games off we then unclip
00:05:44.320 00:05:44.330 remove and then you'll want to keep the
00:05:49.310 00:05:49.320 flask or wipe with some b-roll in order
00:05:53.360 00:05:53.370 you have to dry fast one very important
00:05:57.080 00:05:57.090 thing to remember is that if you are
00:05:59.469 00:05:59.479 preparing sample is to weigh the flask
00:06:03.140 00:06:03.150 before you put anything into it and that
00:06:07.070 00:06:07.080 means you can weigh the flask in
00:06:08.240 00:06:08.250 afterwards no wait and you can get the
00:06:10.820 00:06:10.830 way to the solid that's in your flask
00:06:13.270 00:06:13.280 final thing to do then is switch off
00:06:18.490 00:06:18.500 switch off and then take your the
00:06:23.719 00:06:23.729 reciever flask unscrew remove this and
00:06:30.320 00:06:30.330 if there's any solvent in here there
00:06:32.450 00:06:32.460 isn't in this case because DCM it's very
00:06:34.190 00:06:34.200 low boiling and the house vacuum is very
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00:06:40.400 00:06:40.410 make sure you do empty anything that
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00:06:44.500 00:06:44.510 negative here this back on tighten the
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