C8- Purity And Formulations Flashcards

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Purity in chemistry

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Something that only contains one compound or element throughout

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How boiling or melting point tells you how pure a substance is

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Will melt or boil at a specific temperature, the closer to actual melting or boiling point the purer it is

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Formulations

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Useful mixtures with a precise purpose

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4
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Chromotography

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Analytical method used to seperate the substances in a mixture

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5
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Two phases of chromatography

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Mobile phase- where molecules can move. This is always liquid or gas
Stationary phase- where molecules can’t move. This can be a solid or a really thick liquid

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Molecules in paper chromatography

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Molecules with higher solubility which are less attracted to the paper will spend more time in the mobile phase and go further up the paper

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7
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Chlorine test

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Chlorine test bleached damp litmus paper, turning it white

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Oxygen test

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If you put glowing splint inside a test tube containing oxygen, the oxygen will relight the glowing splint

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Carbon dioxide test

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Bubbling carbon dioxide through an aqeous solution of limewater causes solution to turn cloudy

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Hydrogen test

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Hold lit splint at open end of a test tube containg hydrogen, you’ll get a sqeaky pop (the noise comes from the hydrogen burning quickly with the oxygen in the wir to form H2O)

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