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C12:ChemicalAnalysis Flashcards

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1
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what is a pure substance

A

a substance that is made up of just one substance, that substance can be either an element or a compound

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what is an impure substance

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a mixture of two or more different elements or compounds

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3
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what is used to identify pure elements and compounds

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melting and boiling points

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4
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what type of boiling points do pure substances have

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specific boiling point

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5
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what type of boiling points do

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boil over a range of temperatures

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6
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what are formulations

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useful mixtures

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7
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what are formulations designed for

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to give a product the best possible properties to carry out its function

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8
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how can scientists determine unknown substances in a solution

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paper chromatography

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9
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rf equation

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substance/solvent

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10
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hydrogen test

A

squeaky pop when you apply a lighted splint

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11
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oxygen gas test

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relights a glowing splint

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12
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carbon dioxide test

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turns limewater cloudy

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13
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chlorine gas test

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bleaches damp blue litmus paper white

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14
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Li+ in flame lithium

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crimson

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15
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Na+ in flame sodium

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yellow

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16
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K+ in flame potassium

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lilac

17
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Ca2+ in flame calcium

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orange-red

18
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Cu2+ in flame copper

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green

19
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what colour precipitate is formed with aluminium, calcium and magnesium ions form in a sodium hydroxide solution

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white

20
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copper 2 ions with sodium hydroxide

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blue precipitate

21
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iron 2 ions with sodium hydroxide

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green precipitate

22
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iron 3 ions with sodium hydroxide

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brown precipitate

23
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what do you do to test for a halide ion

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add dilute nitric acid before the silver nitrate

24
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iodide ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate

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yellow precipitate

25
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bromide ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate

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cream precipitate

26
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chloride ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate

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white precipitate

27
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how to identify carbonates

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add limewater, it will turn cloudy

28
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how to identify sulfates

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adding hydrochloric acid then barium chloride solution, this produces a white precipitate of barium sulfate

29
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what do modern instrumental techniques provide

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fast, accurate and sensitive ways of analysing chemical substances

30
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example of an instrumental method

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flame emission spectroscopy

31
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what does flame emission spectroscopy show us

A

which metal ions are present from their character line spectra, and also the concentration of a metal ions in a a solution

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