Chemistry Flashcards

Solutions and Mixtures

1
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Element

A

Contains one type of atom, which may occur individually or bonded to form molecules

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2
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Compound

A

Two or more elements that are chemically bonded together (DO NOT APPEAR IN PERIODIC TABLE)

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3
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Mixture

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Contains at least two different substances (elements and/or compounds) NOT bonded chemically

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4
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Are mixtures pure or impure?

A

Impure

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5
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Are compounds and elements pure or impure?

A

Pure

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6
Q

What is easier to separate: mixtures or elements that make up a compound?

A

Mixtures

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7
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Physical change

A

Rearranging particles, but individual particles are not changed in any way

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8
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Are physical changes reversible?

A

Yes

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9
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What is an example of a physical change?

A

Separating mixtures

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10
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Solute

A

The substance being dissolved

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11
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Solvent

A

The liquid it’s being dissolved in

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12
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Miscible liquids

A

Liquids that mix together (i.e water and squash)

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13
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Immiscible liquids

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Liquids that don’t mix together (i.e water and oil)

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14
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What is a separating funnel used for?

A

Separate immiscible liquids by opening the tap to remove the denser liquid.

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15
Q

Distillation

A

Process for separating two or more miscible liquids, making use of their different boiling points.

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16
Q

What happens in the process of distillation?

A

When the first liquid boils (the one with
the lower boiling point), its vapour
passes upwards, into the condenser,
where it is cooled, condensing it to
form a liquid which is collected in the
beaker.

17
Q

Does the liquid with the higher boiling point or the liquid with the lower boiling point stay in the flask?

A

Higher boiling point

18
Q

What happens if more than 2 miscible liquids are mixed together?

What process is used to separate/identify the liquids?

A

A thermometer may be used to identify each liquid as it boils.

19
Q

What can distillation be used for?

A

Purification (impurities stay in the flask) or increasing the concentration in a liquid

20
Q

What happens if the two liquids have very similar boiling points?

A

Slightly different apparatus is used for fractional distillation. A longer column is used for more space for separating the two liquids.

21
Q

What is fractional distillation useful for?

A

Separating crude oil from chemicals so that they can be used separately