chem meth lab pt 2 Flashcards
rp of how concentration effects rate.
add a metal and acid and record how much hydrogen gas is produced
disappearing cross
- start with two colourless liquid (sodium thiosulfate and hydrochloric acid)
- mixed together is produces solid precipitate and makes it cloudy
- how long until you can’t see said cross
alkanes + formular
saturated , only single bonds
CnH2n+2
alkenes n stuff
unsaturated- double bonds
CnH2n
how to test for alkenes
orange bromine will turn colourless if an alkene is present
potable water must have
- low dissolved salts
- low microbe levels
reversible reactions
EQUAL AMOUNT OG ENERGY FORWARD AND BACK
heat = endothermic
no heat = exothermic
process of hydrated copper sulphate
hydrated copper sulphate —-> (heat aka endothermic forward) ………………………………………………anhydrous copper sulphate + water
le chats e shift to for temp
- increased temp –> endothermic
- decreased temp –> exothermic
le chats e shift to for pressure
- increase pressure –> less molecules
- decreased pressure –> more molecules
le chats e shift to for concentration
- increased concentration –> opposite side
- decreased concentration –> same side
different fractions for crude oil
-gases
-petrol
-kerosene
-diesel
-fuel
-crude oil
-bitumen
(GRANDMA PORTIA KILLED DANCING FROG CALLED BARRY)
viscosity, flammability and boiling point
- top= low viscosity, low bp, high flammability
- bottom= high viscosity, high bp, low flammability
what make incomplete combustion so dangerous?
- created the odourless and colourless carbon monoxide- to which binds with haemoglobin instead of oxygen and so kills
waste water treatment
- urban lifestyles and industrial procceses
- sewage is screened and sedimentation tanks separation to effluent and sludge to be digested
- surge is friend and digested anaerobically whereas effluent is digested aerobically
- bacteria kills and is sterilised
definition of crude oil
plankton that died millions of years ago buried in mud, subjected to heat and pressure and turns to oil
what’s cracking
-breaking down larger chains of hydrocarbons into smaller, more useful ones using heat/steam or catalyst.
rf value?
distance traveled by substance / distance travelled by solvent
composition of air today
21% oxygen
78% nitrogen
other traces of methane and c02
how to clean salty water
1) distillation
2) reverse osmosis
what’s bioleaching
bacteria breaking down ores to create an acid containing metals
– uses electrolysis to get
what’s phytomining
-planting plants in high level metal areas, when grown, burn the plant and use electrolysis to get metal the plant got from the soil
LCA
- raw material extraction
- manufacturing
- packaging/transport
- usage
- end of life
earths early atmosphere
- intense volcanic activity produced water vapour (cooling to oceans) and c02
- earth was mostly c02 like venus
- transition to today-
- limestones and fossils lock in c02 and algae produces oxygens