EXPERIMENT 6 (boiling Point Determination) Flashcards

1
Q

The temperature at which it changes from a liquid to gas. This physical property is often used to identify substance or to check the purity of the compound.

A

Boiling point

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Chemist can only obtain a boiling range of a __-___ accuracy

A

2-3°C

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3
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The boiling point of a ___ is an important physical property

A

Liquid

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4
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The temperature when its vapor pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure

A

Liquid boiling point

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5
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Normally, boiling point is measured at one atmosphere (___)

A

101 kPa/ 760 torr

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6
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Boiling point are approximately related to their molecular weight, the ___ the molecular weight, the ___ the boiling point

A

Higher
Higher

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7
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The temperature at which the vapor pressure of the liquid exactly equals the pressure exerted on it, causing the liquid to “boil” or change to the gas phase

A

Boiling point

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8
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The boiling point of an organic liquid is the ____ over which the state of the organic compound changes from the liquid phase to the gas phase at ___ of pressure

A

Temperature range
760 mm

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9
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The molecules of compounds that exists in the ___ state are relatively closed together, compared with molecules of ___ compounds.

A

Liquid
Gaseous

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10
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The close proximity of molecules in the liquid state allow molecules to interact via ___

A

Non-covalent interaction

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11
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Molecules of a ____ compound are much farther away from each other and are not confined to a specific volume by non-covalent interaction

A

Gaseous

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12
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If enough energy is provided to the liquid, the molecules begin to ___ from each other by “ __” the non-covalent forces that hold the compound in the liquid state

A

Move away
Breaking

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13
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___ are broken during a change from the liquid phase to the gas phase

A

No covalent bonds

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14
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The ___ must be heated very slowly and the bath is stirred gently to ensure uniform heating

A

Liquid paraffin bath

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