3 molecules are sulfide,sulfoxide and sulfone
lab :molecular Polarity and Chromatography
Post-lab Exercise This post-lab exercise and short analysis report should be completed and submitted electronically as a Turnitin assignment for grading. Check your schedule for the submission due date. (3) 1. Overall, which of the three molecules is most polar-widest separation of positive and negative charge- and least polar? (3) 2. Considering only the functional group in each molecule, which atom(s) are most positively charged, and which is/are most negatively charged? - Use the data obtained in the activity portion to support your answer. 3) 3. Looking at the reaction and charge distribution data obtained for the three components, does increased oxidation lead to sulfur being more positively or negatively charged? or does it leave sulfur unchanged? 4. On the electrostatic potential maps, indicate electrophilic and nucleophilic regions of each component of this oxidation reaction. 5. Suppose this reaction's crude mixture is dissolved in a solvent and spotted on a silica-coated TLC plate and developed using an appropriate solvent. Which compound would you expect to elute first, and which will elute last? Use the data obtained in the activity portion and knowledge of the TLC technique to explain your reasoning. analysis report: Write a short paragraph explaining the scientific problem in this lab exercise. - Summarize the critical findings of this lab exercise. Explain how your results relate to the primary scientific principle in this lab exercise. Discuss any agreements, contradictions, or exceptions. Offer recommendations of additional research that might resolve the contradictions or explair exceptions. Suggest any theoretical broader implications of your results. Extend your findings to othe applications or situations. Post-lab Exercise This post-lab exercise and short analysis report should be completed and submitted electronically as a Turnitin assignment for grading. Check your schedule for the submission due date. (3) 1. Overall, which of the three molecules is most polar-widest separation of positive and negative charge- and least polar? (3) 2. Considering only the functional group in each molecule, which atom(s) are most positively charged, and which is/are most negatively charged? - Use the data obtained in the activity portion to support your answer. 3) 3. Looking at the reaction and charge distribution data obtained for the three components, does increased oxidation lead to sulfur being more positively or negatively charged? or does it leave sulfur unchanged? 4. On the electrostatic potential maps, indicate electrophilic and nucleophilic regions of each component of this oxidation reaction. 5. Suppose this reaction's crude mixture is dissolved in a solvent and spotted on a silica-coated TLC plate and developed using an appropriate solvent. Which compound would you expect to elute first, and which will elute last? Use the data obtained in the activity portion and knowledge of the TLC technique to explain your reasoning. analysis report: Write a short paragraph explaining the scientific problem in this lab exercise. - Summarize the critical findings of this lab exercise. Explain how your results relate to the primary scientific principle in this lab exercise. Discuss any agreements, contradictions, or exceptions. Offer recommendations of additional research that might resolve the contradictions or explair exceptions. Suggest any theoretical broader implications of your results. Extend your findings to othe applications or situations
