SC1-3 Flashcards

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what are particles in solids like

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regular, close, vibrate in fixed positions and have strong attractive forces

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what are particles in liquids like

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random, close, move around each other and have fairly strong attractive forces

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what are particles in gases like

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random, far apart, fast moving in all directions and have weak attractive forces

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changes from:
solid –> liquid
solid –> gas

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melting
sublimation

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changes from:
liquid –> gas
liquid –> solid

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evaporation
freezing

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changes from:
gas –> liquid
gas –> solid

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condensation
deposition

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what is a mixture

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a material made of elements and/ or compounds not chemically joined together which can be seperated

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give an example of a mixture

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air - made of oxygen and carbon dioxide
salt water - salt and water

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what is a pure substance

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a substance that is the same in all parts, its composition cannot changed

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give an example of a pure substance

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gold - it only contains gold atoms

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what happens at melting points

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the substance gains enough energy to overcome their forces of attraction so the particles move further apart and the solid becomes a liquid

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12
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mixtures do not have ___ melting points

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fixed

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13
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what can filtration do and how

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separate a mixture by letting liquid or small substances through but not larger or insoluble substances

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what is a solution

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a mixture of solutes in a solvent

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what does crystallisation do and how

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separate a solution by evaporating the solvent out, leaving the solute

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what is a saturated solution

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a solution with the maximum amount of solute dissolved in it

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what equipment is used for a simple filtration experiment

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filter funnel, filter paper and a flask

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what equipment is used in a simple crystallisation experiment

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bunsen burner, gauze, flask and evaporating basin

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what does chromotography do

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find out which coloured compounds are in a mixture

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how do you calculate Rf value

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distance moved by spot ÷ distance moved by solution

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what does distillation do and how

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make water pure by separating it from dissolved solids

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what is desalination

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produce of pure water from sea water

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what is chlorination

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when chlorine is added to water to kill microorganisms

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what is sedimentation

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letting small particles settle out

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what are the four steps to purify water
screening, sedimentation, filtration and chlorination
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what is all matter made of
tiny particles called atoms
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atoms cannot be ________
created or destroyed
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mass and charge of a proton
mass of 1 charge of +1
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mass and charge of a neutron
mass of 1 charge of 0
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mass and charge of an electron
mass of 1/1835 charge of -1
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do atoms have an overall charge and why
no - they have equal proton and neutron numbers
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where are electrons, protons and neutrons located
electrons - on shells outside the nucleus protons and neutrons - in the nucleus
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what are atomic numbers and mass numbers
atomic number - number of protons mass number - number of protons + neutrons
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what is are isotopes
two elements with the same atomic number but different mass number - different number of neutrons
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how can isotopes naturally be formed
radioactive nucleus decay