Misc. Flashcards

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What happens in a blast furnace (8 steps)?

  • How is coke burned?
  • What does it produce?
  • What does this react with?
  • What does this product react with?
  • How is the iron collected?
  • What is the main impurity?
  • What is added to remove it and what happens to it?
  • What does this react with and what is the product?
A
  • Hot air is blasted into the furnace, coke burns faster and temp. Rises to about 1500°C.
  • Coke burns to produce carbon dioxide.
  • Carbon dioxide reacts with unburnt coke to produce carbon monoxide.
  • Carbon monoxide reduces iron ore to iron.
  • Molten iron runs to the bottom where it is tapped off.
  • The main impurity is solid silicon dioxide, which is removed by limestone.
  • The limestone decomposes due to the heat into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide.
  • The calcium oxide reacts with the sand to form molten calcium silicate (slag), which is tapped off.
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1
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Specific heat capacity of water.

A

4.2°C

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2
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What is slag used for?

A
  • Road-building

- Fertiliser

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3
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How is crude oil separated? (5 steps)

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  • Oil heated so most of it is gas and passed into the fractionating column. Bitumen is drained off.
  • Fractions condense at different levels due to their boiling points.
  • Longer hydrocarbons condense and drain out first at the bottom.
  • Shorter hydrocarbons condense later on higher up.
  • Bubble caps stop the fractions from remixing.
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4
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Use of refinery gases.

A
  • Bottled Gas
  • Heating
  • Pottery and glass manufacturing
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5
Q

Use of gasoline.

A

Fuel for cars

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6
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Use of Naptha

A

Feedstock for plastics, dyes, drugs, explosives, paints.

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7
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Use of kerosene (paraffin)

A
  • Jet engines

- Paint solvent

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8
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Use of diesel

A

Fuel for Diesel engines in cars, trucks, trains and boats.

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9
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Use of fuel oil

A
  • Domestic central heating.

- Fuel for large ships.

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10
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Use of bitumen

A
  • Road surfacing

- Asphalt for roofs

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11
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Conditions used for the Haber Process (3)

A
  • 200 atmosphere pressure
  • 450° C
  • Presence of an iron catalyst
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12
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Use of ammonia

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  • Making nitric acid

- Making ammonium nitrate fertiliser

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13
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What colour does an a) acid and b) alkali go in phenolphthalein?

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a) Colourless

b) Bright pink

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14
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What colour does an a) acid and b) alkali go in methyl orange indicator?

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a) Red

b) Yellow

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