Introduction To Chemistry Flashcards

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What Is Chemistry?

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Field of science that studies the structures, properties, compositions and interactions between matters

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2
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Chemicals used in food

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Preservatives
Colouring
Flavouring

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3
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Chemicals used in medicine

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Antibiotic
Antiseptic
Vitamin

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4
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Chemicals used in agriculture

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Herbicide
Pesticide
Fertiliser

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5
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Chemicals used in industries

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Paint
Glass
Ceramic

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6
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Example of career fields related to chermistry

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Biotechnology
Pharmaceutical
Nanotechnology
Cosmetics
Green Technology

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7
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Examples of careers in chemistry

A

Pg 7 textbook

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8
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What are the steps to the scientific method?

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Pg 9 textbook

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9
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How are reactive metals stored?

A

Stored in paraffin oil to prevent reaction with the moisture in the air

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10
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Why is paraffin oil used to store reactants?

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It is a mineral oil and does not evaporate over time. It also cuts off access to the moisture in the air

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11
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How are hydrocarbons and organic solvents which are volatile and inflammable stored?

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Stored in shady areas far away from heat sources / sun

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12
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How are substances that are decomposed
easily in the presence of lightstored?

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Stored in dark bottles

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13
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Examples of substances that are dissolved easily?

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Liquid bromine, liquid chlorine

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14
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How are chenicals with pH value under 5 or more than 9 (corrosive) substances stored?

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In special storage cabinets which are locked

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15
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How are heavy metals and toxic substances stored?

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Kept in special labelled containers in a locked room which is heat free

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16
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How to dispose hydrogen peroxide?

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Hydrogen peroxide with a low concentration rate can be poured directly into the sink.
Hydrogen peroxide with a high concentration has to be dilluted with water and sodium sulphite before being poured

17
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How to dispose solid waste?

A

Into special containers

18
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How to dispose organic solvents and hydrocarbons ( volatile / inflammable liquids )

A

Kept in special containers made from glass or plastic

19
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How to dispose substances with a pH value lower than 5 or more than 9?

A

Kept in closed labelled containers during disposal

20
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Why cant strong acids/strong alkali be disposed into the sink?

A

Can cause damage by reacting with water to release high heat or toxic gases

21
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How to dispose heavy metals and toxic substances?

A

Kept in a plastic bag and left to evaporate in the fume chamber.

22
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How to dispose volatile substances?

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Kept in closed containers and kept away from sun and heat