C17 Chemical Analysis Flashcards

1
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Define what a pure substance is

A

a pure substance consists only of one element or one compound

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2
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Define what a mixture is

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a mixture consists of two or more different substances, not chemically joined together

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3
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Define what a formulation is and give examples

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Definition - a mixture which has been designed as a useful product.
Uses - fuels, cleaning products, paints, medicines, alloys, fertilisers, foods

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4
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Equation for Rf value

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Rf = distance moved by substance / distance moved by solvent

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5
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In a lab experiment of chromatography what 2 things represent the stationary phase and mobile phase

A

Stationary phase - Paper
Mobile phase - water

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6
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Test for hydrogen and results if present

A

Squeaky pop test - hold a lit splint near the gas (you will hear a squeak if hydrogen is present)

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7
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Test for oxygen and results if present

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Hold a glowing splint near the gas, the splint will re-light if oxygen is present

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8
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Test for carbon dioxide and results if present

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Bubble the gas through limewater, the limewater will turn cloudy if carbon dioxide is present

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9
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Test for chlorine and results if present

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Hold a piece of damp litmus paper near the gas, the litmus is bleached white if chlorine is present

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10
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Flame colour of lithium ions in a flame test

A

Crimson

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11
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Flame colour of sodium ions in a flame test

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Yellow

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12
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Flame colour of potassium ions in a flame test

A

Lilac

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13
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Flame colour of calcium ions in a flame test

A

Orange-red

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14
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Flame colour of copper ions in a flame test

A

Green

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15
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Test for aluminium cations

A
  • Slow addition of sodium hydroxide solution - White precipitate formed
  • Eventually dissolves again with excess sodium hydroxide
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16
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Test for calcium cations

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  • Slow addition of sodium hydroxide solution - White precipitate formed (DOESNT DISSOLVED IN EXCESS SODIUM HYDROXIDE SOLUTION)
17
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Test for magnesium cations

A
  • Slow addition of sodium hydroxide solution - White precipitate formed (DOESNT DISSOLVED IN EXCESS SODIUM HYDROXIDE SOLUTION)
18
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Test for copper cations

A
  • Blue precipitate formed when sodium hydroxide solution is added
19
Q

Test for iron (+2) cations

A
  • Green precipitate formed when sodium hydroxide solution is added
20
Q

Test for iron (+3) cations

A
  • Brown precipitate formed when sodium hydroxide solution is added
21
Q

Test for carbonate anion

A

Add a dilute acid, if carbonate ion is present carbon dioxide is released (which can be tested for with limewater)

22
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Test for chloride anion

A

Add silver nitrate solution in the presence of nitric acid, a WHITE precipitate formed if chloride ion present

23
Q

Test for Bromide anion

A

Add silver nitrate solution in the presence of nitric acid, a CREAM precipitate formed if chloride ion present

24
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Test for iodide anion

A

Add silver nitrate solution in the presence of nitric acid, a YELLOW precipitate formed if chloride ion present

25
Q

Test for sulfate anion

A

Add barium chloride solution in the presence of hydrochloric acid, a white precipitate is formed if sulfate anions are present

26
Q

Advantages of using instrumental methods

A
  • Fast to carry out
  • Accurate
  • Highly sensitive so will be able to detect small quantities of certain substances
  • Reduced human error
27
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What information does flame emission spectroscopy produce?

A

The wavelength of light given off by a metal in a flame to identity of the metal and its concentration