Separation Techniques Flashcards
Identify what state of matter does sieving separate
Sieving separates solids
Identify which property sieving uses to separate substances
Sieving separates substances based on particle size
Identify which property filtration uses to separate substances
Filtration separates substances based on solubility and particle size
Identify what state of matter does filtration separate
Filtration separates solids and liquids
Identify what state of matter does evaporation (and crystallisation) separate
Evaporation (and Crystallisation) separates dissolved solids in liquids
Identify what state of matter does distillation separate
Distillation separates liquids
Identify what state of matter does fractional distillation separate
Fractional Distillation separates liquids
Identify what state of matter does sedimentation separate
Sedimentation separates solids and liquids
Identify what state of matter does decantation separate
Decantation separates solids and liquids or immiscible liquids
Identify which property evaporation (and crystallisation) uses to separate substances
Evaporation (crystallisation) separates substances based on boiling points
Identify which property distillation uses to separate substances
Distillation separates substances based on boiling points
Identify which property fractional distillation uses to separate substances
Fractional distillation separates substances based on boiling points (not as extreme as distillation)
Identify what state of matter does the use of a separating funnel separate
Separating Funnel separates liquids
Identify which property sedimentation uses to separate substances
Sedimentation separates substances based on density
Identify which property decantation uses to separate substances
Decantation separates substances based on density and immiscibility of substances
Identify which property separating funnel uses to separate substances
Separating Funnel separates substances based on density and immiscibility of substances
Identify what state of matter does adding a solvent, then filtering separate
Adding a solvent, then filtering separates solids
Identify what state of matter does centrifuging separate
Centrifuging separates liquids from denser substances, liquids and solids
Identify what state of matter does chromatography separate
Chromatography separates liquids
Identify which property adding a solvent, then filtering uses to separate substances
Adding a solvent, then filtering separates substances based on solubility
Identify which property magnetic separation uses to separate substances
Magnetic Separation separates substances based on magnetic properties
Identify which property centrifuging uses to separate substances
Centrifuging separates substances based on density
Identify which property chromatography uses to separate substances
Chromatography separates substances based on absorption and solubility; lower absorption and higher solubility means a higher velocity
Identify the phenomenon that makes chromatography possible. Define the phenomenon
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