Disadvantages of using paper chromatography

Answer 1

TLC has following advantages over paper chromatography: greater speed greater sensitivity for many substances than paper Small sample requirement Usually sharper preparation Different kind of reagents can be applied without damaging the plate

Answer 2

It's less expensive to perform, and you can do "two way" chromatography by running a chromatograph in one solvent, letting the paper dry, turning it 90 degrees and running a second chromatograph in a different solvent. Many times paper chromatography

is used to visualize separate components of a solution. The separation can be based on molecular weight, size, structure, etc. It can be used to determine what exactly is present within a solution.

Thin layer chromatography is faster and more accurate, so it's more popular now.

The principle between the two are the same, but each is different. Here's five ways they differ:

1. TLC uses a different stationary phase than paper chromatography (paper is the stationary phase in the latter while TLC usually uses silica or alumina as the stationary phase).
2. TLC gives better separations than paper chromatography, that is, bands that are sharper and further spaced out.
3. TLC is faster to run.
4. TLC requires fewer samples to work effectively.
5. TLC has better selectivity (things it can separate). One

can use different kinds of absorbents (stationary phases) with TLC, which gives more flexibility in separating different kinds of chemicals. TLC plates can also withstand stronger solvents and color forming agents than paper chromatography, so again it is more flexible (stronger solvents can speed up the process and introduce more selectivity to the separation).

Answer 3

These are some disadvantages of using paper chromatography: 1. It can be used as a preparative technique because we can't aplly a large sample quantity; 2. It can't be used in quantitative analysis; 3. and doesn't allow the separation of complex mixtures. 4.this is one of oldest method

Answer 4

It is alot quicker than HPLCs and GCs. It is also cheaper in that you do not have to use that much chemicals because the chemicals can get expensive. It is also simple. Paper chromatography is taught in the first organic class in college and many students catch on and understand quickly... I found it easy.

Answer 5

Some disadvantages of using paper chromatography include limited resolution and sensitivity compared to other chromatography techniques, longer analysis times, and potential difficulty in automating the process. Additionally, paper chromatography can be prone to sample spreading, leading to less accurate results.

Answer 6

One pro is that it is very easy to do/not expensive so any could do it. But one con is that it is not very accurate compared to other chromatographies such as gas chromatography.

Answer 7

Paper Chromatography is a slow technique as compared to others. It is not sensitive as Thin Layer Chromatography. The components tend to streak out as the solvent reaches the front.

Answer 8

it is a quick and simple way

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