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1
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What is a burette

A

Used for accurately measuring the volume of a liquid in cm3 usually during a titration

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What is a measuring cylinder

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Used for measuring the volume of a liquid

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3
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What is a volumetric pipette

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Used to accurately measure out a fixed volume of liquid

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What is a beaker

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Used for containing liquids during a reaction (can also be used to measure the approximate volume of a liquid in cm3 or dm3)

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What is a conical flask

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Used for containing liquids during a reaction, particularly when performing titrations

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What is a thermometer

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Used for measuring tempurature in degrees Celsius

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7
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What is a weighing balance

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used to measure mass in grams (g)
or kilograms (kg)
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8
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What are four pieces of apparatus for measuring volumes in order of their accuracy

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Most accurate to least accurate
Volumetric pipette
Burette
Measuring cylinder
Beaker
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9
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What type of gas can you collect in an upward displacement of air, downward displacement of air, over water, gas syringe

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Upward - Co2, So2, HCl;
Downward - NH3. H2
Overwater - CO2, H2, O2
Gas syringe - any gas

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10
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What is an independant variable

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The only thing that you change as you do the experiment

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What is a dependant variable

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The thing that you measure in an experiment

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What is a control variable

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The thing which must be kept constant to ensure your results are valid

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13
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define solute

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the substance you dissolve in a liquid to make a solution

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14
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define solvent

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the liquid in which a solute is dissolved

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15
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define saturated solution

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a solution in which no more solute can dissolve

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16
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define precipitate

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an insoluble chemical produced in a chemical reaction

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17
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define pure substance

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a material containing only one substance

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18
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define impurity

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an unwanted substance, mixed in with the substance you want

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19
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How is CO2 prepared and tested for

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react with calcium carbonate which dilute hcl

Test is if it turns limewater milky

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How is Hydrogen prepared and tested for

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It is prepared by reacting zinc with dilute hcl

Test is a squeaky pop with a lit splint

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21
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How is oxygen prepared and tested for

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Prepared by mixing hydrogen peroxide with manganese oxide and test is if it relights a glowing splint

22
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How is ammonia tested for

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turns damp red litmus paper blue

23
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How is chlorine tested for

A

bleaches damp litmus paper

24
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How is sulphur dioxide tested for

A

decolourises filter paper which has been dipped into purple acidified potassium manganate (VII)

25
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What are two tests for water

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  1. )Cobalt chloride paper turns blue to pink when water is added
  2. )Anhydrous copper sulfate turns white to blue when water is added
26
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how to test for chloride ions

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add silver and it will form a white precipitiate

27
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how to test for bromide ions

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add silver and it will form a cream precipitate

28
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how to test for iodide ions

A

add silver and it will form a yellow precipitate

29
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how to test for carbonate ions

A

add dilute hcl

Carbon dioxide produced (effervescence). CO2 turns limewater cloudy

30
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how to test for sulfate ions

A

add dilute hcl
add barium nitrate solution
white precipitate of barium sulfate produced

31
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how to test for nitrate ions

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Add sodium hydroxide solution followed by small pieces of aluminium foil

warm gently

ammonia gas is given off (this turns damp red litmus paper blue)

32
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how to test for sulphite ions

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Acidify with dilute hydrochloric acid
warm gently

sulfur dioxide gas produced

33
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What colour is the flame test for lithium ions

A

red

34
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what colour is the flame test for sodium ions

A

orange/yellow

35
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what colour is the flame test for potassium ions

A

lilac

36
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what colour is the flame test for copper (ii) ions

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blue/green

37
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how to test for copper (ii)

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with sodium hydroxide - light blue precipitate, insoluble in excess

with ammonia - light blue precipitate, soluble in excess, gives dark blue solution

38
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how to test for iron (ii)

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sodium hydroxide - green precipitate, insoluble in excess

with ammonia - green precipitate, insoluble in excess

39
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how to test for iron (iii)

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with sodium hydroxide - red-brown precipitate, insoluble in excess

with ammonia - red-brown precipitate, insoluble in excess

40
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how to test for chromium (iii)

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with sodium hydroxide - green precipitate, soluble in excess

with ammonia - grey-green precipitate insoluble in excess

41
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how to test calcium

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with sodium hydroxide - white precipitate, insoluble in excess

with ammonia - white precipitate (slight), or nothing at all

42
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how to test for zinc

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white precipitate, soluble in excess

white precipitate, soluble in excess

43
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how to test for aluminium

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white precipitate, soluble in excess

white precipitate, insoluble in excess

44
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how to test for ammonium ions

A

Add sodium hydroxide
warm gently

positive result - ammonia gas released, which turns damp red litmus paper blue

45
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what is filtration used for

A

separates an insoluble solid for a liquid

46
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what is evaporation used for

A

separates a solute from its solution

47
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what is crystallisation used for

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separates a solute from its solution, as crystals

48
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what is distillation used for

A

separates a solvent from a solution

49
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what is fractional distillation used for

A

separates liquids with different boiling points from each other

50
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what is chromotography

A

separates compounds which can be identified based on their rf values

Eddie - IGCSE Chemistry (5 decks)

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