Filtration and Crystallysation and water purity Flashcards

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What are filters used for?

A

To seperate some mixtures. They let smaller materials through but not insoluble substances.

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What is crystallysation?

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solutes are seperated from solvents leaving solutes behind

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what is a solvent?

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The thing a solute is dissolve in

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4
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what is a solute?

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the solid that is dissolved into the solvent

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5
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What is a solution?

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A mixture where a solute has been dissolved in a solvent

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6
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What is distillation used for?

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to seperate liquids in solutions

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7
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what are anti-bumping granules?

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to make the liquid boil more smoothly

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8
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What can fractional distillation be used for?

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seperating different products in crude oil, seperate out gases in the air after it has been cooled and turned into a liquid at -200 degrees. mak alcoholic drinks such as whiskey and vodka

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9
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how do anti-bumping granules work?

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small bubbles or vapour form on them and reduce risk of liquid boiling over

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10
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Give examples of different ways to purify water?

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distillation, sedimentation, chlorination, filtration,

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Why should water not contain dissolved salts when using it for an experiment?

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The results will be inaccurate because you don’t know whether the results are coming from the salts or the water itself.

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