Ms November Exam Flashcards

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1
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This is the variable that you change each time you do the experiment

A

the independent variable

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2
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The dependent variable is

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The variable that you measure each time you do the experiment.

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3
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The variables you must keep the same each time you do an experiment are called

A

the control variables

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4
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To gain more reliable results you

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repeat your experiment

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5
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To make your experiment more accurate

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you need to improve your method, perhaps by improving the equipment you use, a measuring cylinder would more accurately measure volume than a beaker for example.

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6
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To test for oxygen

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Use a glowing splint, when put in oxygen, it will relight

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7
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metal + oxygen

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͢ metal oxide

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8
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magnesium + oxygen

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magnesium oxide

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9
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What is the boiling point of pure water?

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100 degrees C

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10
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What is the melting point of water?

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zero degrees C

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11
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seawater is a mixture, how could you get the salt out?

A

evaporate

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12
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chemical test for water

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anhydrous copper(II) sulfate goes from white to blue

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13
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What is chromatorgraphy used for?

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Paper chromatography is a method for separating dissolved substances from one another. It is often used when the dissolved substances are coloured, such as inks, food colourings and plant dyes

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14
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An element

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A pure substance which cannot be broken down into anything simpler

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15
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A compound

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Two or more elements which are chemically bonded together

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16
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A mixture

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Two or more substances which can be separated.

17
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A molecule

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Two or more atoms joined together

18
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Write a word equation for combustion

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fuel + oxygen͢ carbon dioxide + water. ( A fuel is often a hydrocarbon like methane for example)

19
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How can you increase solubility?

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crush the solute,
stir
Increase the heat

20
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How can you get a solute back out of solution?

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evaporate - for example copper sulfate solution will leave copper sulfate crystals when left to evaporate

21
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What does OXIDATION mean?

A

Oxygen has been gained

22
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What does REDUCTION mean?

A

Oxygen has been lost

23
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What is themal decomposition?

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A reaction in which a substance is broken down into at least two other substances by heat.
This could happen when potassium permanganate is heated