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Identify aqueous sulfate ions

A

Add drops of hcl
Shake
Add barium chloride
White precipitate of barium sulfate if present

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1
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Test for aqueous chloride ions

A
Add drops of nitric acid
Shake
Add silver nitrate
White precipitate (silver chloride) 
If chloride ions present
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2
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Test for carbonate ions

A

Acid added to substance with carbonate ions
Co2 released
Use limewater

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3
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Covalent bonds have strong____ and weak____

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Covalent bonds between atoms, weak intermolecular forces

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4
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Charge of covalent molecules

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No charge

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5
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Giant covalent molecular structure

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Billions of atoms

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6
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Boiling and melting point of giant covalent molecular structures and why

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Really high, lots of energy required to break loads of bonds

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7
Q

Graphite conductivity

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Yes because its in layers and can move

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8
Q

Graphite uses

A

Lubricant

Pencils

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9
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When two liquids dont mix completley

A

Immiscible

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10
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Example of immiscibility

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Oil and water

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11
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Rf value

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Distance moved by compound/distance moved by solvent

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12
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Uses of chromotography

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DNA at crime scene
Forgeries
Presence of substances in foods

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13
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Ductile

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Means it can be pulled out into wires

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14
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Crystals + water–>

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Solution, they disolve

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15
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Suggest why theoretical yield was more than actual yield

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Incomplete reaction
Unwanted reactions
Residual remained in transfer
Residual remained in other processes

16
Q

Anything hydroxide is

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Aqueous, dissolved in water

17
Q

Empirical formula

A

Simplest whole number ratio of atoms in a molecule

18
Q

Covalent bond

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Shared pair of electrons

19
Q

Obtaining gases from air?

A

Fractional distillation
Cooling/liquifying air
Nitrogen has a lower boiling point obtained from top of column
Oxygen opposite

20
Q

Graphite useful and because

A

Lubricant
Conductor
Pencil
Layers, 3 bonds, covalent