Separation Techniques Flashcards

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Identify what state of matter does sieving separate

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Sieving separates solids

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Identify which property sieving uses to separate substances

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Sieving separates substances based on particle size

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Identify which property filtration uses to separate substances

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Filtration separates substances based on solubility and particle size

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Identify what state of matter does filtration separate

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Filtration separates solids and liquids

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Identify what state of matter does evaporation (and crystallisation) separate

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Evaporation (and Crystallisation) separates dissolved solids in liquids

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Identify what state of matter does distillation separate

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Distillation separates liquids

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Identify what state of matter does fractional distillation separate

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Fractional Distillation separates liquids

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Identify what state of matter does sedimentation separate

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Sedimentation separates solids and liquids

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Identify what state of matter does decantation separate

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Decantation separates solids and liquids or immiscible liquids

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Identify which property evaporation (and crystallisation) uses to separate substances

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Evaporation (crystallisation) separates substances based on boiling points

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Identify which property distillation uses to separate substances

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Distillation separates substances based on boiling points

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12
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Identify which property fractional distillation uses to separate substances

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Fractional distillation separates substances based on boiling points (not as extreme as distillation)

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Identify what state of matter does the use of a separating funnel separate

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Separating Funnel separates liquids

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Identify which property sedimentation uses to separate substances

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Sedimentation separates substances based on density

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Identify which property decantation uses to separate substances

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Decantation separates substances based on density and immiscibility of substances

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16
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Identify which property separating funnel uses to separate substances

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Separating Funnel separates substances based on density and immiscibility of substances

17
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Identify what state of matter does adding a solvent, then filtering separate

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Adding a solvent, then filtering separates solids

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Identify what state of matter does centrifuging separate

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Centrifuging separates liquids from denser substances, liquids and solids

19
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Identify what state of matter does chromatography separate

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Chromatography separates liquids

20
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Identify which property adding a solvent, then filtering uses to separate substances

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Adding a solvent, then filtering separates substances based on solubility

21
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Identify which property magnetic separation uses to separate substances

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Magnetic Separation separates substances based on magnetic properties

22
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Identify which property centrifuging uses to separate substances

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Centrifuging separates substances based on density

23
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Identify which property chromatography uses to separate substances

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Chromatography separates substances based on absorption and solubility; lower absorption and higher solubility means a higher velocity

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Identify the phenomenon that makes chromatography possible. Define the phenomenon

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Chromatography is possible due to a phenomenon, capillary action, which is the movement of liquids within the spaces of a porous material due to the forces of adhesion, cohesion, and surface tension and without the assistance of external forces