tech Flashcards

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types of separation techs

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  • filtration
    -evaporation to dryness
  • crystallisation
  • simple distillation
  • magnetic attraction
  • sublimation
  • filtration
  • separating funnel
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2
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when to use filtration

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separate insoluble solid from liquid
example: chalk water, tea leaves from tea

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3
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process filtration

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use filter paper
liquid will be FILTRATE
solid will be RESIDUE

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3
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when to use evaporation to dryness

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dissolved liquid form solution (production of salt in salt mine)

when solubility of salt doesnt change significantly w temp ( dont use crystallisation)

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3
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process evaporation to dryness

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heat solution in evaporating dish, evaporate off all substance

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3
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when to use crystallisation

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obtain dissolved solid from solution as pure crystals (copper 2 sulfate solution)

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4
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process crystallisation

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  • heat in evaporating dish, evaporate MOST of solvent
  • solution will be SATURATED
  • allow solution to COOL, crystals will form
  • filter mixture to get crystals as residue
  • dry crystals btwn filter paper
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5
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diff btwn crystallisation and evaporation to dryness

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  • ETP solids may not be pure,may decompose (sugar eg)
  • Impurities will not cyrstallies out during Crystallisation
  • ETP evaporates all the solvent, crystallisation evaporates most of the solvent
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6
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when to use simple distillation

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obtain pure liquid from solution ( seawater, sodium chloride solution, sugar solution)

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7
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process for distillation

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heat solution till it turns into vapour n goes into condenser, let it condense into liquid, pure liquid will be distillate, residue remain in flask

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8
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What are boiling chips for?

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Ensure smooth boiling process

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9
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Why is thermometer bulb placed beside arm leading to condenser

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Measure temp of water vapour, tell boiling point of liquid

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10
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What is the use of water entering from below

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Ensure complete condensation of water vapour passing through condenser

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11
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whats sublimation

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solid changing to gas without going through liquid by heating (iodine from sand, ammonium chloride from sodium chloride)

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12
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process sublimation

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mixture of solids heat in evaporating dish, solid that sublimes turn into vapour, condenses back to solid on funnel, become pure solid called sublimate. other solid is residue

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13
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whats paper chromatography

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to separate subs that are soluble in a common solvent

14
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why does the start line need to be drawn in pencil

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ensure ink doesnt dissolve in the solvent used and interfere with separation of mixture

15
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why does the paper used need to be long

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ensure complete separation of mixture into its components

16
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can start line be below solvent level? why?

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no. if it is below solvent level, it would be dissolved into the solvent before it can be separated into its components

16
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how to calculate Rf value

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dist move by subs / dist moved by solvent

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