Topic 1 - States of Matter and Mixtures (Year 10) Flashcards
Describe the particles in a solid
Particles are in a fixed position, touching, organised and vibrate on the spot
Describe the particles in a liquid
particles are free to move around, but still touch
Describe the particles in a gas
particles are free to move around and are far part from each other
What state of matter will expand to fill the containder?
Gas
Which states of matter cannot be compressed?
Solid and Liquid
In which state of matter are particles held in a regular lattice?
Solid
Which state has the most amount of energy?
Gas
Describe the movement of water particles at room temperature
The particles ina liquid are constantly moving with random motion. They are free to move past each other but are always touching
Name the process where a gas is turned into a liquid?
Condensation
Name the process where a liquid is turned into a solid?
Freezing
Name the process where a solid is turned into a liquid
Melting
Name the process where a liquid is turned into a gas?
Evaporation
Name the process where a solid is tunred into a gas?
Sublimation
What temperature is room temperature?
24 degrees centigrade
If iodines melting point is 114 degrees centigrade and its boiling point is 184 degrees centigrade, what state is it at room temperature?
Solid
Define the term: pure substance
A pure substance is completely made up from a single element or compound
True or False: Sea water is a pure substance
FALSE, it is a mixture of water and sodium chloride.
True or False: Sodium chloride is a pure substance
TRUE. If you only have sodium chloride, then you have a pure substance.
True or False: Graphite is a pure substance
TRUE. It is made only from carbon atoms.
True or False: Air is a pure substance
FALSE, It is a mixture of numerous molecules.
How do you test the purity of a substance?
Test the substabces melting point against a known value
In fractional distillation, here is the hottest section on the fractionating column?
the bottom
True or False: Simple distillation can be used to separate a mixture of substances with very different boiling points?
TRUE
What is the name of the piece of apparatus where the gas turns into a liquid in distillation
Condenser
How would you separate a mixture of substances with very similar boiling points?
Fractional Distillation
State the two key processes involved in distillation?
Evaporation and Distillation
In filtation, what is the name of the substance left in the filter paper?
Residue
In filtation, what is the name of the substance you collect?
Filtrate
When can filtration be used to separate a mixture?
To separate an insoluble solid from a liquid
When can crystallisation be used to separate a mixture?
To separate a soluble solid from a solution
Name the key process that occurs in crystallisation
Evaporation
Explain how filtration works
In filtration, you pass a mixture through filter paper that has been placed in a funnel. The liquid passes straight through the small holes, but the insoluble solid is stopped by the paper as they are too big to pass through the paper
Explain how crystallisation works
In crystallisation, you heat you solution in an evaporating basing to evaporate off the water, leaving your crystals behind.
If a beaker contain sand and sodium chloride solution, how would you separate this?
Filtration
How could you obtain sodium chloride from a sodium chloride solution?
Crystallisation
Why should you always cover a chromatography experiment?
To stop the solvent evaporating