separating mixtures. Flashcards

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what do mixtures consist of?

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2 or more elements or compounds which aren’t chemically combined.

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what do the compounds of a mixture do?

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retain their own properties.

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3
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how can mixtures be separated?

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physical process.

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4
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examples of physical process to separate a mixture?

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filtration.
crystallisation.
simple distillation.
fractional distillation.
chromatography.

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what is filtration and an example?

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separate soluble solids from insoluble solids.
mixture of salt ( soluble) and sand ( insoluble) by dissolving the salt in water then filtering the mixture.

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what is crystallisation, an example and steps on how to do it?

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obtain a soluble solid from a solution.
salt crystals can be obtained from a solution of salty water.
1) the mixture is gently warmed.
2) water evaporates leaving the crystals of pure salt.

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what is simple distillation?

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used to obtain a solvent from a solution.

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what is fractional distillation?

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separate mixtures in which the components have different boiling points.

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what is chromatography?

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separate different soluble coloured components of a mixture.

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