Experimental Techniques and Processes (whole Course Stuff) Flashcards
Safe method of heating up a flammable mixture
Hot water bath
Why wrap a wet paper towel or place a cold water test tube over the top of reaction mixture
Acts as a condenser to prevent escape of reactants
How to make up a standard solution
- Accurately weigh the mass of the solute and add to a beaker.
- Add water to the beaker until the solute dissolves.
- This solution is then added to a volumetric flask.
- The beaker in then rinsed with more water and the rinsing added to the volumetric flask
- water is then added to the volumetric flask up to the mark.
Define a standard solution
Solution of accurately known concentration
What is Distillation
Distillation is a technique used to separate two liquids in a solution
Instrument to achieve rough volume measurements
Beaker
Instrument to achieve an accurate volume measurement
Measuring cylinder
Instrument to measure 25cm^3 of liquid (normally titrations)
Pipette
Test for hydrogen
Burns with a POP
Test for carbon dioxide
Turns limewater cloudy
Purpose of chromatography
Chromatography is used to separate substances in complex mixtures
Volumetric analysis
Volumetric analysis uses a solution of accurately known concentration (standard solution) in a reaction to determine the concentration of another
Use of Titration reactions
Titrations are used to accurately determine the volumes of solution required to reach the end point of a chemical reaction
Use of Redox Titration
Redox titrations are titrations based on redox reactions and used to determine the unknown concentration of a solution
Concordant values
Values that are within 0.2cm^3 of each other
Acidified Permanganate follows what colour change when reduced
Purple to Colourless
Colour change of Copper 2 Oxide when reduced
Black to brown solid
Colour change acidified dichromate solution when reduced
Orange to green
Colour change of Felings Solution when reduced
Blue to Brick Red
Colour change of Tollens reagent when reduced
Forms a silver mirror