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  1. A chaser solvent or pusher solvent is sometimes used to help blast your compound off the surface of the packing material. It should have a tremendously high boiling point relative to what you were fractionating. After you ve collected most of one fraction, some of this material is left on the column.
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    The simple answer is that the solvent and the solute must have similar intermolecular interactions. When this is the case, the individual particles of solvent and solute can easily mix so intimately that each particle of solute is surrounded by particles of solute, forming a solution.
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    To purify cyclohexene, the fraction collected as product is collected over a narrow range at the boiling point of cyclohexene. Its purity is determined by gas chromatographic (GC) analysis and a % yield is calculated.
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