Chemical Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

what is a pure substance

A

a single element of compound not mixed with any other substance and a fixed bp

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2
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what is a formulation and give examples

A

substance made with a specific purpose eg fuel or paints

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3
Q

what is chromatography used for

A

separating mixtures to identify substances

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4
Q

how do you find Rf value

A

distance moved by substance / dust have moved by solvent

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5
Q

what is the test for hydrogen

A

burning splint held at open end of test tube of gas; lighter splint goes pop

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6
Q

test for oxygen

A

flowing splint inserted into test tube of gas , splint re lights with oxygen

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7
Q

test for carbon dioxide

A

limewater turns cloudy

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8
Q

test for chlorine

A

blue litmus paper turns white

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9
Q

what is the test for positive ions/ metals/ cations

A

dip in liquid then put in flame -> colour change

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10
Q

what is potassium’s flame colour change

A

lilac

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11
Q

what is sodium’s fire colour change

A

yellow

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12
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what is lithium’s fire colour change

A

crimson

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13
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what is calcium’s fire colour change

A

red

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14
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what is coppers fire colour change

A

green/blue

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15
Q

what is the second test for positive ions/ metals/ cations

A

add sodium hydroxide to liquid

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16
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what happens to magnesium, aluminium and calcium when added to sodium hydroxide

A

white precipitate and insoluble in excess

aluminium soluble in excess

17
Q

what happens to copper when added to sodium hydroxide

A

light blue precipitate and insoluble in excess

18
Q

what happens to iron II when added to sodium hydroxide

A

green precipitate and insoluble in excess

19
Q

what happens to iron III when added to sodium hydroxide

A

red/brown precipitate

20
Q

how to test for carbonate

A

add acid, carbonate fizzes and CO2 given off so limewater cloudy

21
Q

how to test for sulfate

A

add barium chloride and white precipitate produced

22
Q

how to test for halogens

A

add silver nitrate
chloride turns white
bromide turns cream
iodine turns yellow

23
Q

why do we use machines

A

accurate , sensitive , rapid