✅Chemistry PAPER2 chemical analysis Flashcards

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What is a pure substance

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A pure substance is something that only contains one compound or element all the way through and it is not mixed with anything else, it also has melts or boils at a specific temperature

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Name a feature of an impure substance

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They melt and boil over a range of temperatures

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What does pure mean in pure substance

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By its self, or an everyday language not mixed

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What are two examples of pure substances

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Sodium chloride, propane

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How can you test how pure a substance is

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By measuring its melting or boiling point

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What is a formulation

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Useful mixtures that have been designed for particular use

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What are some examples of formulations

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Paint, fertilisers, foods, and medicines

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What is chromatography

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Chromatography is a method used to separate the substances in a mixture

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What are the two phases in paper chromatography

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Mobile and stationary

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Explain the mobile phase

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Where the molecules can move for example in paper chromatography this is a solvent

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What happens during paper chromatography

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The solvent moves of the paper and carries the substance in the mixture with it

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Explain the stationary phase

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Where the molecules can’t move for example in paper chromatography this is the paper

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What is distribution in paper chromatography

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The amount of time a chemical spend is dissolved in a solvent or stuck on the paper

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Why is water a suitable solvent in chromatography

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Because it is soluble

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Describe the chromatography practical

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Draw a pencil line across the chromatography paper one 1-2 cm from the bottom, on the line draw two dots with ink, get a container with a suitable solvent in the bottom and then placed the paper in, allow the solvent to move through the paper but remove the paper before the solvent reaches the top

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16
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How do you test for hydrogen

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Put 5 cm of hydrochloric acid into a tube, add a piece of magnesium ribbon, immediately put a bung inside the tube to seal it, wait for the reaction to happen and you will see bubbles, remove the bung and hold a lit splint above the tube, if the test tube contains hydrogen you will get a squeaky pop

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How do you test for oxygen

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Stand a test tube containing a small amount of magnesium dioxide into a rack, put about 1 cm of hydrogen peroxide into the test tube and mix it, holds a glowing splint in the neck of the tube and if it relights then it contains oxygen

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How do you test for carbon dioxide

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Half fill a test tube with lime water and place it in a test tube rack, put a delivery tube into the lime water so the tube is below the surface, add about 5 cm of hydrochloric acid into another test tube and add a small amount of calcium carbonate powder, immediately put the bung into the tube of acid and carbonate and observe the limewater, shake it, if the gas is carbon dioxide the solution will turn cloudy