Quantitative Analysis Flashcards

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What is quantitative analysis

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The identification of how much of a substance there is

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What does hard water contain

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Dissolved minerals containing Calcium and magnesium ions

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What is the formula for working out concentration in G/dm-3

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Conc = amount of solute in g/volume of solute in dm3

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4
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Why is more soap needed to form a lather in hard water

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The calcium and magnesium ions in the water combine with the soap to make an insoluble precipitate / scum. The lather will only form once all the magnesium and calcium ions have been used up in making the scum

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What is and how is limesczle formed

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It is solid insoluble compound made from the dissolved magnesium or calcium compounds decompose to make insoluble compounds

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What kind of water has temporary hardness

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A kind of hard water that can be softened by heating to decompose the magnesium and calcium ions to form insoluble compounds

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What kind of water has permanent hardness

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Water that doesn’t lose its hardness when heated as the magnesium and calcium compounds don’t decompose when heated

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How does an ion exchange column work

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It’s a column packed with many small resin beads. On the beads are sodium ions which are weakly attached. When the hard water passes through the column, the magnesium and calcium ions swap places with the sodium ions on the beads so the water is softened

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Why won’t a ion exchange column work forever and how can it be reused

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Eventually all the sodium ions on the beads will have been exchanged with the magnesium or calcium ions so it no longer works, to replenish the column, a concentrated solution of NaCl is passed through the column which flushes out the calcium and magnesium ions and the sodium ions attach to the beads so the column can be used again

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What is Avogadro number and its significance

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It is 6.02x10^23 atoms and the mass of an substance with this many atoms is equal to its relative atomic mass in grams, e.g. Magnesiums ram is 24 so 6.02x10^23 atoms of magnesium weighs 24g

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What is a mole

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1 mole is also the weight of 6.02x10^23 atoms of the substance. E.g. Carbon ram is 12 so one mole of carbon is 12g of carbon

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12
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How to work out number of moles in an element and compound

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Element: mass of element in grams/relative atomic mass
Compound: mass of compound in grams/relative formula mass

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How do you work out mol dm-3

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Number of moles of solute/volume of solution in dm-3

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14
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What is a filtrate

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The solution that filters through the filter paper

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How can soluble copper sulphate be made

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By reacting copper oxide with warm sulphuric acid. Keep adding and stirring copper oxide to the acid until it stops dissolving and remains a solid. This means all the acid has reacted. Then filter the mixture though fnilter paper and collect the filtrate. The filtrate will just have water and soluble copper sulphate. Heat to boil of most of the water then leave to dry to allow formation of copper sulphate crystals

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16
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What is the method for titration to get soluble salts

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Put the base solution into conical flask and add few drops of indicator. Use a pippete to measure the amount of base solution you’re going to put into the flask. Put the acid into the burrete and slowly drain it until the there is a permanent colour change from the indicator. This means the base has fully reacted as it’s now neutral. Record the reading of acid used on the burrete and repeat until you get concordent results. Then repeat but without the indicator and use the amount of acid recorded in the concordant result. The salt can then be obtained from evaporation or crystallisation

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What do all acids contain

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Hydrogen that forms hydrogen ions when the acid is dissolved in water

18
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What do all bases contain

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Hydroxide ions that are formed when the base is dissolved in water

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What is the reaction formula between a base and acid and why

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Base + Acid –> salt + water
Salt is the negative ion in the acid and positive ion in the base and water is formed when the hydroxide and hydrogen ions react to make water

20
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How do you convert cm3 into dm3

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Dm3 = cm3/1000

21
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How do you work out moles in a solution

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Mol dm-3 x volume dm3

22
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Why do washing machines and kettles get limescale

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When the water is heated, the magnesium and calcium ions form insoluble compounds, limescale

23
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Name a good indicator and why it’s good

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Methyl orange, yellow in alkali, red in acidic