bab 5.1 water Flashcards

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1
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Characteristics of pure water? (5)

A

Boiling point = 100C
Melting / Freezing point = 0C
No colour, odour, taste
Density = 1gcm^-3 at 4C
Poor heat & electric conductor

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2
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What is surface tension?

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Result of cohesive force between molecules of water at the surface

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3
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Why can daddy longlegs stay afloat on water?

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Surface tension

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4
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What is capillary action?

A

Cohesive force between water molecules & adhesive force between water molecules and cell wall of xylem, water draw up from roots to leaves of plant

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5
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What is cohesive force?

A

Attrative force between same molecules

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6
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What is adhesive force?

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Attractive force between different molecules

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7
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What is the composition of water?

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Made of 2 hydrogen atoms and 1 oxygen atom

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8
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How to determine the composition of water?

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Electrolysis

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9
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What is electrolysis?

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Process of decomposition of water into hydrogen and oxygen using electrical energy

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10
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What gas is produces at the electrodes during electrolysis?

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Pos. electrode (Anode): Oxygen
Neg. electrode (Cathode): Hydrogen

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11
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What is the ratio of oxygen to hydrogen after performing electrolysis?

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1:2

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12
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Why is dilute hydrochloric acid added into distilled water during electrolysis?

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Because distilled water is a poor conductor of electricity

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13
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What test is used to determine the gasses produced at the electrodes after electrolysis?

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Confirmatory gas test

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14
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What are the results of the confirmatory gas test at both electrodes?

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Pos. electrode/Anode (Oxygen): Glowing wooden splinter lights up
Neg. electrode/Cathode (Hydrogen): Burning wooden splinter is extinguished and produce a ‘pop’ sound

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15
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What are the effects of impurities into water? (4)

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Changes taste, smell and colour
Reduces freezing point
Increases boiling point
Increases density

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16
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What is evaporation?

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Process that happens at the surface of water that changes water to water vapour at any temperature

17
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How does evaporation happen?

A

The molecules of water at the surface have higher kinetic energy, thus they can move faster and escape into the air

18
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What substance is used to absorb water vapour in the air when studying the effect of humidity to water evaporation?

A

Anhydrous calcium chloride
(Anhydrous means containing no water)

19
Q

What is used to test if water is present?

A

Cobalt chloride paper

20
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What are the relation of humidity with water evaporation?

A

Dry air contains less water vapour, thus it can hold more water molecules that escape from the water’s surface
Evaporation rate increases

21
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What happens when cobalt chloride paper touches water?

A

The paper turns from a blue colour to a pink colour

22
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What is the use of a filament lamp when studying the effect of surrounding temperature to water evaporation?

A

To increase the surrounding temperature because filament lam produces heat energy

23
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What is the relation of surrounding temperature with water evaporation?

A

When surrounding temperature increases, water molecules at the surface gain more energy, move faster and escape into the air easily
Evaporation rate increases

24
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Why is filter paper folded into halves and quarters when studying the effect of exposed surface area to water evaporation?

A

To decrease the exposed surface area

25
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What is the relation of exposed surface area with water evaporation?

A

Larger exposed surface area allows more water molecules to escape
Evaporation rate increases

26
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What is the use of the fan when studying the effect of air movement to water evaporation?

A

The fan transports the water vapour released from the water surface to another place

27
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What is the relation of air movement with water evaporation?

A

Air sweeps away water vapour in the air. High speed of wind causes air at the water surface to dry
Evaporation rate increases

28
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Compare evaporation and boiling
(2)

A
  • The change from liquid to gas
  • Absorbs heat energy
29
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Contrast evaporation and boiling (4)

A

Evaporation: Boiling:
- Any temperature - At boiling point
- Slow - Fast
- On surface - Throughout liquid
- Effected by 4 factors - Not affected by 4 factors