Paper 2- Unit 8 Chemical tests Flashcards

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An element is

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a substance made of only one type of atom

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2
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A compound is

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a substance made of two or more different types of atoms

that are chemically bonded

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3
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A mixture is

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a substance made of 2 or more different elements or compounds

that can be separated (as they are unbonded)

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4
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A pure substance is…

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something that contains only one type of element or compound

nothing else is mixed in

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5
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Examples of natural mixtures

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milk
cheese
air

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6
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A formulation is…

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a useful man-made mixture

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7
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Formulations are made by…

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mixing two or more compounds together

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8
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Examples of useful formulations

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fuels, cleaning agents, plants, medicines, alloys

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9
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What is an alloy

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A mixture when at least one of the elements in a metal

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10
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Test for hydrogen

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lit splint

burns rapidly to produce a squeeky pop

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11
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Test for oxygen

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a glowing splint

will relight

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12
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Test for chlorine

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damp litmus paper

is bleached and turns white

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13
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Test for carbon dioxide

A

Lime water

turns clear to cloudy

when gas i bubbled through it

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14
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Describe how to carry out the chromatography practical

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1) Draw pencil line 1cm from the bottom of a piece of paper
2) place the pigment drop on the pencil line
3) place the paper in a beaker with water just touching the bottom of the paper
4) wait for the water to travel up the paper
5) measure the distance the pigment has moved through the paper and the distance the paper has moved

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15
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What does chromatography tell us?

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How many difference colours are in a dye

the number of spots are the number of pigments

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16
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How do you calculate the Rf value for a pigment?

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Rf = distance of pigement/ distance of water

17
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What does Rf stand for?

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Retention Factor

18
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What effects the Rf value for a pigment?

A

The solubility of the pigment

in the stationary phase (paper)

and the mobile phase (water)

19
Q

How do food companies use Rf values?

A

Compare Rf values for a food additive

to a data base

to see what has been added