filtration and crystallisation Flashcards

1
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what are filtration and crystallisation?

A

physical separation techniques

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2
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what are physical separation techniques used for?

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mixtures

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3
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what is filtration used for?

A

separating an insoluble solid from liquid

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4
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what does insoluble mean?

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won’t dissolve in liquid

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5
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what equipment is used for filtration?

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conical flask, filter, filter paper

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6
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steps of filtration

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  • pour mixture into filter paper
    -liquid passes through tiny pores in filter paper becoming the filtrate
    -solid material can’t pass through filter paper and is trapped
    -now solid and liquid have been separated
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7
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when is crystallisation used?

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to separate a soluble solid from a liquid

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8
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what does soluble mean?

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it can dissolve in the liquid

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9
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what does aqueous mean?

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dissolved in water

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10
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steps to crystallisation

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leave solution for a few days. water evaporates leaving crystals of soluble solid.

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11
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how can we increase speed of crystallisation?

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heat our solution to evaporate water but be careful as some chemicals break down when heated

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