15: Chemicals from salt Flashcards

1
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Uses for sodium chloride in food

A

Preservative

Flavouring

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2
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Where is salt found?

A

Evaporating sea water

Salt deposits

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3
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What is solution mining?

A

Process of obtaining a chemical such as salt from underground by dissolving it in water so it can be pumped to the surface

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4
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What is brine?

A

Concentration solution of sodium chloride in water

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5
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Process of solution mining

A

Water is pumped from the surface into the deposit deep underground.
The sodium chloride dissolves in the water, and the brine is pumped up to the surface.

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6
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Problems of mining

A

May call subsidence- this is where the land slumps downwards because of a mine below, leading to cracked buildings and holes appearing

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7
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What substances does the electrolysis of brine produce?

A

Hydrogen
Chlorine
Sodium Hydroxide Solution

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8
Q

Word equation for production of bleach

A

sodium hydroxide + chlorine = sodium chloride + water + sodium chlorate(bleach)

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9
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What is chlorine used for?

A

Sterilising water
Manufacturing other substances eg. polymer PVC
To make bleach and some solvents

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