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Dr. Tarek Elbashiti Assoc. Prof. of Biotechnology

Bioseparation Techniques 1. Overview of bioseparations engineering. Dr. Tarek Elbashiti Assoc. Prof. of Biotechnology. Course Overview. Offer basic and advanced skills in the biological separation which frequently used

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Introduction to Proteomics CSC8309 - Gene Expression and Proteomics

Introduction to Proteomics CSC8309 - Gene Expression and Proteomics. Simon Cockell Bioinformatics Support Unit Feb 2008. Outline. Introduction Why proteomics? Sample Collection Separation Techniques Gels Columns Mass Spectrometry Ionisation Mass Analysis Protein Identification.

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Matter and Energy

Matter and Energy. Matter. Can Exist in Many States. Can Be Made Up of Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures. Matter. Anything that has density (mass and volume) Mass is a constant property unlike weight and volume Ex. Al, water, air , glass. 2.1. Describing Matter.

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Unit 1: Chemistry and Matter Miss Knick

Unit 1: Chemistry and Matter Miss Knick. What is Chemistry?. Chemistry is the study of the composition, structure, and properties of matter and the changes it undergoes. 5 Branches of Chemistry. Organic Chemistry- The study of most carbon containing compounds.

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Separation techniques

Separation techniques. Objectives. To understand the key separation techniques used to separate mixtures. Key terms. What do these mean? Solvent Solute Solution You must be able to use these confidently. Separating mixtures. Which mixtures do we need to separate?.

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7H Solutions

7H Solutions. 7H Solutions. Mixtures and solutions. Separation techniques. More about solutions. 7H Solutions. Mixtures and solutions. 7H Mixtures and solutions - Is it pure or is it a mixture?. A pure substance contains just one type of particle.

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PRACTICAL USAGE AND APPLICATION OF SEPARATION TECHNIQUES

PRACTICAL USAGE AND APPLICATION OF SEPARATION TECHNIQUES. PRESENTATION OUTLINE. Objectives of Project Methodology Literature Review Assessment Rubrics Findings Challenges Faced Future Development. OBJECTIVES OF PROJECT. Apply Separation Techniques to real-life examples,

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2 . Where does metal come from ?

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SEPARATING MIXTURES.

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Separation Techniques Review

Separation Techniques Review. - Grab your sheets. - Check off everything you had correct - Update what you had wrong. Separation Techniques Review. IRON FILINGS: Best Separation Method: Using a magnet Description of how you would separate iron filings from the mixture

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Chapter 2: Matter and Change

Chapter 2: Matter and Change. Elements and compounds. Learning Target. You will: Classify whether matter is a pure substance, element, compound, mixture, solution, heterogeneous or homogeneous. Matter Concept Map.

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Separation Science

Separation Science - Separation is the hypothetical conditions where there is complete isolation of "m" chemical components, which comprise a mixture, in their pure forms, into "m" separate vessels. ( Ref.6,page: 4 ) - The word "hypothetical" is used for two reasons:

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To learn to distinguish between mixtures and pure substances To learn methods of separating mixtures

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Separation Techniques

Separation Techniques. Size of particles. Filtration. Chromatography. Magnetism . Boiling point. Distillation. Evaporation results in Crystallization. More dense liquid/solid on bottom less dense on top. Density: Decanting/ Centrifuging.

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