CHEMQ1_SeparationTechniques Flashcards
Which separation technique is described as allowing the mixture/solution to pass through a porous material
Filtration
Which separation technique uses magnets, forceps, and sieves?
Mechanical Separation
Which separation technique will be helpful in separating oil and water considering the difference in their densities?
Decantation
Which separation technique will be helpful in retrieving salt and water from a salt solution?
Distillation
have a definite (constant) composition
and distinct properties. They differ from one another in composition and can be identified
by their appearance, smell, taste, and other properties
Pure substance
is a combination of two or more substances
in which the substances retain their distinct identities
mixture
__________ do not have constant
composition. Any ___________ can be created and then separated by physical means into pure
components without changing the identities of the components
mixture
is a substance
that cannot be separated into simpler substances by chemical means.
element
is a substance
composed of atoms of two or more elements chemically united in fixed proportions
compound
shows the elemental parts of a compound
chemical formula
a mixture is _____________ if the composition of the mixture is the same throughout
appearing clear
homogeneous
a mixture is ___________ if the composition is not
uniform.
heterogeneous
previously classified either as heterogeneous and homogeneous
mixture
mixtures can be classified into three:
solution, suspension, colloid
mixtures that are homogenous; clear
solution
always made up of solute and solvent
solution
the component being dissolved; the substance exisinting in small amounts compared to solvent
solute
______ determines the type of solution regardless of the solute. if it’s solid then the solution will take a solid form; goes also with liquid and gas.
solvent
ability to scatter visiblelight
tyndall effect
heterogeneous mixture; particles are relatively big, >1000nanometers, visible to the naked eye, particles settle at the BOTTOM
suspension
process of separating the insoluble solid from the liquid component by allowing the liquid to pass through a porous material acting like a filtering agent
filtration
process of separating a heavy insoluble solid from the liquid component by allowing the heavy particles remain first at the bottom; liquid is poured off slowly to the other container
decantation
process that involves the use of forceps, sieves, magnets, and other tools
mechanical separation
used to separate a mixture of solid and liquid by transforming the liquid component to a gas through heating
evaporation