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1
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Sodium ion test colour

A

Yellow

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Potassium flame test colour

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Lilac

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Lithium flame test colour

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Crimson

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Calcium flame test colour

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Orange-red

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5
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Copper flame test colour

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Green

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Metal hydroxide tests

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Add ionic compound to sodium hydroxide
Sodium displaces the metal from its compound, the metal forms hydroxide
Metal hydroxide = precipitate

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7
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Aluminium ions

A

Sodium hydroxide test
White precipitate
Add excess = dissolves itself

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8
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Magnesium ions

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Sodium hydroxide tests
White precipitate
Add excess = insoluble

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Calcium ions (precipitates)

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Sodium hydroxide
White precipitate
Add excess = insoluble

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10
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Cu ii

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Sodium hydroxide
Blue precipitate

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11
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Fe ii

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Sodium hydroxide
Green precipitate

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12
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Fe iii

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Brown precipitate

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13
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Carbonate ion

A

Add Hcl
Collect gas produced and bubble through limewater
Turns cloudy = carbon dioxide = carbon was produced

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14
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Halide ion

A

Add nitric acid HNO3
Add silver nitrate
Forms silver precipitate of halogens of different colours depending on it

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15
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Chlorine ion

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White

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16
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Bromine ion

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Cream

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17
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Iodine ion

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Yellow

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18
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Sulfate ion test

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Add dilute HCl
Add barium chloride
Forms white precipitate

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19
Q

Conditions for haber process

A

450°C
200 atm
Iron catalyst

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20
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Nitrogen in NPK fertilisers

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Nitric acid + ammonia ——> ammonium nitrate

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21
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Phosphorous in NPK fertilisers

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Ammonium phosphate
Calcium phosphate + calcium sulphate
Calcium phosphate on its own

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22
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Ammonium phosphate

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Phosphate rock + nitric acid ——> phosphoric acid + calcium nitrate
Phosphoric acid + ammonium ——> ammonium phosphate

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23
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Single superphosphate

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Phosphate rock + sulfuric acid ——> calcium phosphate + calcium sulphate

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24
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Triple superphosphate

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Phosphate rock + phosphoric acid ——> calcium phosphate

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25
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Alkene test

A

Add orange bromine water
Shakeee
Turns colourless

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26
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Combustion of alkenes

A

Burn in air with smoky flame
Produces CO2 and H2O
Sometimes unburnt carbon

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27
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Hydrogenation

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Using hydrogen to turn alkene to its corresponding alkane

28
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Hydrogenation conditions

A

150°c
Nickel catalyst

29
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Hydration

A

Reacting water vapour (steam) with an Alkene to form an alcohol

30
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Hydration conditions

A

300°c
70 atm
Phosphoric acid catalyst

31
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Alkene + halogen

A

Di + halogen stem + corresponding alkane

32
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Catalytic cracking conditions

A

Very high temp
Catalyst

33
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Steam cracking conditions

A

Very high temp
Steam

34
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Fermentation to make ethanol conditions

A

Anaerobic respiration of glucose with yeast
30°c

35
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Alcohol + water

A

Dissolved to form neutral pH solution

36
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Alcohol + sodium

A

Sodium (prefix)oxide +hydrogen

37
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Alcohol + oxygen

A

Carboxylic acid + water

38
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Combusting alcohol

A

Carbon dioxide + water

39
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Carboxylic acid + metal carbonate

A

Metal + stem of acid + ate
And CO2 and H2O
Eg sodium Ethanoate

40
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Carboxylic acid + alcohol

A

Esters + water

41
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Making esters conditions

A

Sulphuric acid catalyst

42
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Functional group

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The atom/ group of atoms that give a compound its specific characteristics

43
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Homologous series

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A group of organic compounds with their own functional group

44
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Alkane functional group

A

C-C

45
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Alkane general formula

A

CₙH₂ₙ₊₂

46
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Alkene general formula

A

C=C

47
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Alkene functional group

A

CₙH₂ₙ

48
Q

Alcohol functional group

A

-O-H

49
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Alcohol general formula

A

CₙH₂ₙ +1OH

50
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Carboxylic acid functional group

A

=O
-O-H

51
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Carboxylic acid general formula

A

CₙH₂ₙ+ COOH

52
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Ester functional group

A

=O
H H
O-C-C-H
H H

53
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What is glycine?

A

Amino acid molecule

54
Q

Amino acid molecules properties

A

Have 2 different functional groups
Eg glycine has amine group and carboxylic acid group

55
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Amine group functional group

A

NH2

56
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What can amino acid molecules do in terms of a polymer?

A

React to form a condensation polymer
Because they have 2 different functional groups

57
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What happens when glycine reacts together?

A

Forms a polymer of glycine with water on the outside

58
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Glycine how to remember

A

NH2CH2COOH

59
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Glycine actual displayed formula

A

H₂NCH₂COOH

60
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Repeating unit for poly glycine as polypeptide

A

(-HNCH₂COO-)n + nH2O

61
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Polypeptide

A

When 1 type of amino acid react to form a condensation polymer

62
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What happens when different amino acids combine in the same chain?

A

Forms a protein

63
Q

What does DNA do?

A

Encodes for genetic instructions that living organisms need to develop and function

64
Q

What does dna consists of?

A

2 polymer chains
From the monomer a nucleotide

65
Q

Double helix

A

What 2 polymer chains wrap around to form

66
Q

Other polymers

A

Proteins = polymer of amino acid
Starch = polymer of glucose
Cellulose = polymer of glucose

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