Chem Flashcards
(40 cards)
What are the particles arrangement in a solid?
Tightly compacted with a fixed arrangement
What are the particles arrangement in a liquid?
Close together however have no fixed arrangement
What are the particles arrangement in a gas?
Far apart and have no fixed arrangement
What is a group?
A group is a column
What is a period?
A row
What is a element?
An element is 2 or more atoms that are the same
What is an atom?
The smallest unit of ordinary matter
What is a molecule?
A molecule is 2 or more non metal atoms that are chemically bonded together
What is a mixture?
A mixture is a material made up of 2 or more different chemical substances
What does it mean by solubility?
How soluble something is
What does it mean by solute?
Something being dissolved in it
What does it mean by solvent?
What is being dissolved
What does it mean by soluble?
Whether something can dissolve
What does it mean by insoluble?
Can’t dissolve
What does it mean by solution?
A mixture of two or more substances
What does it mean by miscible?
Two liquids that can fully mix together
What does it mean by immiscible ?
Two liquids that can’t mix together
What does it mean by filtrate
A liquid which has passed through a filter
What does it mean by residue?
A small amount of something that remains after the main part has gone
What does it mean by distillate?
Is a technique to separate two miscible liquids, where you heat both liquids and which ever has the lower boiling point will go to a gas and be condensed back to a liquid
What are the laboratory safety rules?
- Wear safety specks
- wear lab coat
- hair tied back
- wash hands before/after
- don’t leave gas taps on
- etc.
What types of flames are there on a Bunsen burner?
If hole is showing then it will be a friendly red fame. If hole is NOT showing then its a blue sharp flame
What is diffusion?
Particles going from a high concentrated area to a low concentrated area eg. Spraying perfume to one area of the room then the whole room smells
How does the size of particles effect the rate of diffusion?
The larger the particles the slower they will diffuse therefore the slower the diffusion rate