Chromatography, Distillation, And Mixtures (paper1) Flashcards

1
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What equipment is used in chromatography

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Beaker, rod, paper, pencil, solvent

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2
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How do you calculate the rf value

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Distance moved by the spot divided by distance moved by solvent

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3
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What is the rf value less than

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1

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4
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What’s potable water

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Clean, no added things water

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5
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What is used in distillation

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Thermometer, distillation column, flask, Bunsen burner, condenser and receiver

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6
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Can the composition of a pure substance be changed

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No

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7
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What can be pure

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Compounds and elements

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8
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What is melting point an example of

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Physical property

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9
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What’s a filtrate

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The bits of soluble solute and solution that have passed through the filter paper

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10
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What is a residue

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Bits of insoluble solution that can’t pass through the filter paper

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11
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What do we do to a filtrate to make crystals

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Heat it gently with a Bunsen burner

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12
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What does a risk assessment identify

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Hazards and risks during an experiment

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13
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What is melting point an example of

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Physical property

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14
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What happens if crystals are formed slowly

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The particles have a longer time to make an ordinary pattern therefore making larger crystals

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15
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How is table salt produced

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By evaporating sea water or extracting it from the ground using solution mining

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16
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What is solution mining

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Where water is pumped into layers of salt underground. This solution is then evaporated.

17
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What is saturated solution

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The maximum amount of solute that can dissolve in a solvent at that temp.

18
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What’s a filtrate

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The bits of soluble solute and solution that have passed through the filter paper

19
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What is a residue

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Bits of insoluble solution that can’t pass through the filter paper

20
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What do we do to a filtrate to make crystals

A

Heat it gently with a Bunsen burner

21
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What does a risk assessment identify

A

Hazards and risks during an experiment

22
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What is producing pure water from sea water called

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Desalination

23
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What does chemical analysis involve

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Using chemical reactions to identify substances in a sample

24
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What can tap water form in reactions

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Unexpected cloudy precipitates

25
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What’s an aquifer

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Underground rocks that contain groundwater

26
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What impurities can be found in raw water

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Twigs or leaves, harmful bacteria or insoluble particles such as grit

27
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What is chlorination

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When chlorine is added to water to kill microorganisms

28
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What are other ways that impurities are treated to in water

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Sedimentation or filtration

29
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What happens when a solid melts

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Energy overcomes weak forces between particles and they move further away to become a liquid

30
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What is a melting point

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The temp at which enough energy is provided to overcome forces of attraction

31
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What is solution mining

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Pumping water into layers of salt underground then evaporating

31
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What is a saturated solution

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The max solute dissolved in a solvent at that temp