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SC1+2 - States of matter Flashcards

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describe a solid

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close together atoms
regular structure
vibrate around fixed positions
least energy stored

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describe a liquid

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close together atoms
move around eachother
random pattern

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describe a gas

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far apart
random pattern
move fast in all directions
most stored energy

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4
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what is the state change from a gas to a solid called

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desublimation

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5
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what type of change is a state change

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physical change

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what changes during a state change

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energy is transferred to or from the particles
arrangement of particles changes
the movement of particles changes

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what is an element

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a substance that consists of only atoms with the same atomic number

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what is a compound

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a substance that consists of two or more elements chemically joined together

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what is a mixture

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contains different elements and/or compounds not chemically joined together

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10
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what is the meaning of pure

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only contains one element or compound

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what type of melting point so pure and un pure substances have ?

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pure- sharp melting point

impure- melt over a range of temperatures

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12
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what is filtration

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seperates an insoluble solid from a liquid or gas
eg: sand and water or peas and water

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what is the filtered through liquid called

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filtrare

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what can crystillisation do

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seperates a solvent and solute

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why do you crystalise slowly at the end

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the particles will have longer to form an ordered pattern and will make larger crystals

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what can you use paper chromatography to do

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-distinguish between a pure and an impure substance (pure substances produce one dot)
-identify a substance by comparing its spots with those of known substances with an rf value

17
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explain what happens during paper chromotography

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The more soluble a compound the faster it travels up the paper The less soluble inks travel slower and therefore seperate

18
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in chromatography what are the mobile phase and stationary phase

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mobile- solvent/water
stationary- chromatography paper

19
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what is the equation for rf

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distance traveled by spot/distance traveled by solvent

20
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what is simple distillation used for

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used to seperate a liquid from solid minerals

21
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what is drinking water called

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potable

22
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what must potable water have

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low levels of contaminating substances
low levels of microbes

23
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Explain how water is made potable

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sedimentation- small insoluble particles sink to the bottom

filtration- insoluble particles are removed by filtering water through bodies of sand and gravel

chlorination- chlorine gas is bubbled through the water to kill microbes which may cause disease

GCSE edexel chemistry higher (8 decks)

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