C12:ChemicalAnalysis Flashcards
what is a pure substance
a substance that is made up of just one substance, that substance can be either an element or a compound
what is an impure substance
a mixture of two or more different elements or compounds
what is used to identify pure elements and compounds
melting and boiling points
what type of boiling points do pure substances have
specific boiling point
what type of boiling points do
boil over a range of temperatures
what are formulations
useful mixtures
what are formulations designed for
to give a product the best possible properties to carry out its function
how can scientists determine unknown substances in a solution
paper chromatography
rf equation
substance/solvent
hydrogen test
squeaky pop when you apply a lighted splint
oxygen gas test
relights a glowing splint
carbon dioxide test
turns limewater cloudy
chlorine gas test
bleaches damp blue litmus paper white
Li+ in flame lithium
crimson
Na+ in flame sodium
yellow
K+ in flame potassium
lilac
Ca2+ in flame calcium
orange-red
Cu2+ in flame copper
green
what colour precipitate is formed with aluminium, calcium and magnesium ions form in a sodium hydroxide solution
white
copper 2 ions with sodium hydroxide
blue precipitate
iron 2 ions with sodium hydroxide
green precipitate
iron 3 ions with sodium hydroxide
brown precipitate
what do you do to test for a halide ion
add dilute nitric acid before the silver nitrate
iodide ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate
yellow precipitate
bromide ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate
cream precipitate
chloride ions with nitric acid and silver nitrate
white precipitate
how to identify carbonates
add limewater, it will turn cloudy
how to identify sulfates
adding hydrochloric acid then barium chloride solution, this produces a white precipitate of barium sulfate
what do modern instrumental techniques provide
fast, accurate and sensitive ways of analysing chemical substances
example of an instrumental method
flame emission spectroscopy
what does flame emission spectroscopy show us
which metal ions are present from their character line spectra, and also the concentration of a metal ions in a a solution