SAC 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Accuracy

A

how close measured values are to their true

value

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2
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Activation energy

A

minimum amount of energy required for

a reaction to proceed

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3
Q

Aliquot

A

portion of sample solution that is to be analysed

during titration

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4
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burette:

A

a graduated glass tube for delivering known volumes of a liquid, especially in titrations

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5
Q

Complete combustion

A

reaction of a substance with oxygen

to produce carbon dioxide and water

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6
Q

Concordant titres

A

volume of three or more titres that fall

within approximately 0.1 mL of each other

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7
Q

Condensation reaction

A

chemical reaction where two

molecules combine with the release of a water molecule

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8
Q

dipole-dipole interaction

A

Difference in electronegativity between covalently bonded atoms results in polar bonds.
This results in a bond that is a dipole; the presence of two poles where one is partially
positive and the other partially negative. The oppositely charged poles of different
molecules can be attracted to each other, resulting in a dipole-dipole interaction

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9
Q

dispersion force

A
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10
Q

Electrolyte

A

chemical compound that allows the flow of

electric charge within a cell

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11
Q

Endpoint

A

point at which a colour change occurs during a

titration

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12
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Endothermic

A

chemical reaction which absorbs energy (in
the form of heat) from the surrounding environment p. 64
Endpoint point at which a colour change occurs during a
titration

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13
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Exothermic

A
Exothermic chemical reaction accompanied by the release
of energy (in the form of heat)
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14
Q

Flash point

A

lowest temperature at which an organic

compound gives off sufficient vapour to ignite in air

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15
Q

half equation

A
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16
Q

hydrogen bond

A
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17
Q

Hydrolysis

A

chemical reaction where water is used to break

the bonds of a substance

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18
Q

Ion-dipole interactions

A
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19
Q

Isomers

A

molecules with the same molecular formula but

different structures

20
Q

Metabolism

A

breakdown of food and its transformation into

energy

21
Q

Miscible

A
22
Q

Non-renewable resource

A

resource that cannot be

replenished as quickly as it is being consumed

23
Q

Oxidising agent

A

species that oxidises another substance

and is itself reduced

24
Q

Oxidation

A

chemical reaction where a species increases its

oxidation number by losing electrons

25
Q

Oxidation number

A

number assigned to an element,
representing the number of electrons lost or gained by an
atom of that element to form a chemical bond with another
species

26
Q

Oxidised

A

an increase in the oxidation number; a loss of electrons

27
Q

Pipette

A

a slender tube for transferring or measuring small quantities of liquid

28
Q

Precision

A

how close measured values are to each other

29
Q

Rate of reaction

A
30
Q

Reducing agent

A

species that reduces another substance

and is itself oxidised

31
Q

Reduction

A

n chemical reaction where a species decreases its

oxidation number by gaining electrons

32
Q

Reliability

A

experiment is able to produce consistent results

even in varying conditions

33
Q

Reduced

A

a decrease in the oxidation number; a gain of electrons

34
Q

Renewable resource

A

resource capable of being replenished
by natural processes as quickly or faster than it is being
consumed

35
Q

Repeatability

A

closeness of results obtained using the same

method, materials and under the same conditions

36
Q

Reproducibility

A

closeness of results from repeated
experiments using the same method under different
conditions

37
Q

Saturated hydrocarbons

A

molecules that have only single

carbon-carbon bonds

38
Q

Specific heat capacity

A

heat required to raise the

temperature of 1 gram of a given substance by 1 °C

39
Q

Sustainability

A

energy that meets present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

40
Q

Thermochemical equation

A

balanced stoichiometric
equation that includes the enthalpy change, ΔH, of the
reaction

41
Q

Unsaturated hydrocarbons

A

molecules that have at least one

double or triple carbon-carbon bond

42
Q

Random error

A

error in measurement that differs in amount
/ proportion each time experiment is conducted and is
usually a ‘one-off’ error

43
Q

Validity

A

 whether or not the experiment (and its components) is suitable to address the
aim and hypothesis of the research

44
Q

Systematic error 

A

error in measurement by the same amount / proportion in the same
direction every time which also includes errors that are inherent in the experiment.

45
Q

• Enthalpy 

A

measurement of the internal energy of a system

46
Q

• Incomplete combustion

A

partial burning of a substance to produce carbon monoxide

(or solid carbon) and water