Purity & Formulations Flashcards

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What is a pure substance?

A
  • single element or compound

- not mixed with any other substance

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What are 3 examples of pure substances?

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  • Oxygen
  • Water
  • Sodium Chloride
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3
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What are 3 examples of impure substances?

A
  • Brine
  • Air
  • Milk
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4
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What do pure substances have that impure substances don’t?

A

Fixed melting & boiling points

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5
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How do you know if a water is pure?

A
  • melts at 0 degrees

- boils at 100 degrees

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What is a formulation?

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A mixture that has been designed as a useful product

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How are formulations made?

A

mixing components in carefully measured quantities to ensure product has required properties

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8
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Give 3 examples of formulations

A
  • lotions
  • paints
  • medecines
  • fertilisers
  • cleaning agents
  • fuels
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