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1
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Elements and Compounds are pure substances define pure substance

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Only one type of substance and have a fixed composition

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Mixtures are made by combing two or more pure substances together therefore they do not have a

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fixed composition

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3
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Define element

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a pure substance that is made of only one type of atom

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4
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Define molecule

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a group of atoms covalently bonded together

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5
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Define allotropes

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Different firmed of an element in the same physical state

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6
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Define compounds

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Compounds are pure substances composed of two or more different elements combined in fixed ratios

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7
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Compounds cannot be separated using

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physical methods

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8
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Mixtures are not

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PURE SUBSTANCES

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9
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Mixtures contain pure substances that are not chemically bonded so they CAN be separated by

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Physical Methods

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10
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Define Homogenous Mixture

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Uniform composition and properties

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Define Heterogeneous Mixture

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Non-uniform composition and varying properties

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A mixture of oil and water is a type of

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heterogeneous mixture

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13
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Salt and water is an example

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Homogeneous

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14
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Air is an example of

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Homogenous

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15
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Components are not chemically bonded in

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heterogeneous and homogenous

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16
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What are the 6 Physical Methods to obtain a pure substance from Mixtures ?

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• Filtration
• Evaporation
• Solvation
• Distillation
• Paper Chromatography
• Recrystallisation

17
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Filtration is ..

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the separation of an insoluble solid from a liquid or solution

18
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An example of Filtration is

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Sand and Water (heterogeneous)

19
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Evaporation is used

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to separate a mixture which has a solute dissolved in a solvent

20
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An example of use of evaporation is

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Salt and Water
- solution heated in an evaporating dish and the solvent (water) evaporates leaving the solute(salt) behind

21
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Solvation (heterogeneous) is

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the separation of heterogeneous mixture of two solids based on differences in solubility- one soluble in the solvent the other is insoluble

22
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After solvation what often is next

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the soluble solid is dissolved in the solution and the insoluble solid can be separated by filtration. The soluble substance can be separated by evaporation

23
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Distillation involves

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the separation of a liquid mixture based on the difference in boiling points

24
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Distillation used examples

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ethanol and water
components of crude oil

25
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Paper Chromatography is

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used to separate a mixture of solutes in a solvent

26
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In Paper chromatography the components will move further up

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if they have greater affinity for the mobile phase due to having greater interaction with the solvent molecules

27
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Recrystallisation is

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used to remove impurities that are mixed in with a solid

(purify a solute dissolved in a solution)

28
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What are the four theory’s of state of matter

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• All matter is made up of small particles
• Particles all have kinetic energy which causes them to
move
• All matter occupies volume and space
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29
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What are the particles like in a solid

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• Least amount of energy
• Held in fixed positions (vibrate around a fixed point)
• Very strong forces of attraction held between particles (fixed shape and volume)

30
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What are the particles like in a liquid

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• More spread out but still attracted to each-other
• Still forces of attraction but weaker than in a solid
• Don’t have a fixed shape tend to take the same shape as the bottom of the container
• Particles in a liquid are still close together therefore liquids can’t be compressed

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What are the particles like in a gas

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• Particles are very spread out (can be compressed) and move randomly
• Weakest forces of attraction
• Do not have a fixed shape or volume

32
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During a change of state explain why temperature remains constant

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because all added heat is used to overcome intermolecular forces

33
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What is the endothermic processes in states of matter

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melting
evaporation
sublimation

34
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What is the exothermic processes in states of matter

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Condensation freezing deposition

35
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An increase in kinetic energy of the particles causes

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an increase in temperature

36
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Aqueous solutions are an example of

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homogeneous mixtures

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