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1
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definition of mixture

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different substances mixed which are usually easy to separate

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definition of a compound

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different elements chemically joined together

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definition of pure

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a single element or compound that is not mixed with any other substance

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4
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how can u tell if a substance is pure

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it has a sharp melting and boiling point

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5
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the freezing point of a pure substance is the _______ as its melting point

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same

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6
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how is a formulation made

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by mixing the components in carefully measured quantities to ensure that the product has the required properties

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definition of a formulation

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a mixture that has been designed as a useful product made by mixing the components in carefully measured quantities to ensure that the product has the required properties

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definition of a solute

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solid that dissolves in a solvent

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definition of a solvent

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liquid into which a solute dissolves

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definition of a solution

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formed when a solute dissolves in a solution

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how to separate salt from sand

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  1. grind up rock salt mixture using a mortar and pestle
  2. place rock salt into a beaker and acid and add 25 cm3 of water
  3. stir using a stirring rod until all the salt has dissolved
  4. filter the solution to removed the rock and sand and collect the filtrate in an evaporating basin
  5. heat using a Bunsen, tripod and gauze to evaporate the water
  6. allow to cool and crystallise
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12
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what do you draw the line with in chromatography and why

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pencil because if ink was used it could separate and interfere with the results

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where is the pencil line drawn and why

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above the solvent otherwise the substances being tested would run into the solvent instead of travelling up the paper

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how do u know if it is a pure substance in chromatography

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there will only be one spot

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15
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mobile phase

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solvent

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16
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stationary phase

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the paper

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17
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what does rf stand for

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retardation factors

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18
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rf=

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distance moved by spot/distanced moved by solvent

19
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what is the liquid obtained in distillation

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distillate

20
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what technique is used to separate a solvent from a solution

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simple distillation

21
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how to separate miscible liquids

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fractional distillation

22
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why does fraction distillation work to separate miscible liquids

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this method works because the different liquids have different boiling points

23
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definition of miscible

A

liquids that mix together

24
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what do u use to separate immiscible liquids

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separating funnel

25
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definition if immiscible liquids

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liquids which do not mix together

26
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write an equation for the dehydration of copper (II) sulfate

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CuSO4.5H2O -> CuSO4 + 5H2O

27
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state the chemical test for water and describe the observations

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anhydrous copper (II) sulphate
goes from white to blue

28
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why is water chlorinated

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to sterilise it

29
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why is aluminium sulfate added in water treatment

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to clump tiny particles together to make larger particles, which settle out more easily

30
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what is the purpose of anti-bumping granules in distillation

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assist smooth boiling

31
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What is potable water

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Water that is safe for human consumption

32
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How is group water made potable

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Filtration
Sedimentation
Chlorination

33
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What are filter beds

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Specially prepared layers of sand and gravel

34
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Where does the water go in filtration after passing filter beds

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Sedimentation tank

35
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In filtration why is aluminium sulfate added

A

To clump tiny particles together to make larger particles which settle out more easily

36
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What is chlorine added to water

A

To sterilise it

37
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How does chlorine sterilise water

A

Kills microbes

38
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How is pure water produced from seawater

A

Distillation

39
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What happens during distillation-seawater

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The seawater is boiled
The water vapour is then filled and condensed to firm pure water
This leaves the salt behind

40
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Disadvantages of producing drinking water from seawater

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-it’s is expensive because large amounts of energy is needed to heat the seawater
- it increases the use of fossil fuels which are non renewable
- carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels contributes to global warming

41
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What do we use to test for water

A

Copper sulfate

42
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What colour does copper sulfate turn is water is present

A

White powder to blue crystals

43
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Equation for test for water

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CuSO4 + 5H2O -> CuSO4.5H2O

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