Chem235								Dr. Hashemzadeh
Joseph, Michael Kyle							2-17-14

Isolation of An Active Indredient in an Anagesic Medication & TLC Analysis of Analgesic Medications for Comparison Including Isolated Compound. 

Goal:  Isolate Product and Anaylize and Compare hic Product.

Introdudction:

Comprised of two seperate phases of experimentation, the isolation experiment with consequential anylitical experiment which place into use and reinforce  techniques previously learned in aforegoing laboratory work, this  practical use of the solubility priciples come into play as a 0.35mg dragee (tablet) of Asparin of an unknown manufacturer is solved into various constiuents. 

An interesting method of testing purity and physical characteristics is the Melting Point Test.  The variance of the knows melting point of the won product of the analgesic as compared to the known values can establish a probability of a substance being isolated.  

Subsequently, within the second phase of the experimentation several various samples of known analgesics and or organic compounds as well as the won product of the known analgesic will be compared using Thin Layer Chromatography.  A process which separates the various sustances from one another using a specialy prepared plate and an organic solvent combined with phosphorescing properties of both substrate and compound(s).      

All data and observations will be noted and all empirical data will be shown accordingly within this report.