U3-4 and 3-5 - Nuclear Chemistry and Chemical Analysis Flashcards

1
Q

How are heavier elements formed in stars?

A

From lighter elements via nuclear fusion.

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2
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Nuclear fusion

A

A reaction where two or more atoms join to form one or more heavier atoms.

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3
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Background radiation

A

Radiation that is all around us.

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4
Q

Give one example of a natural radiation source.

A

Any one of:

cosmic rays, rocks and soil, living things.

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5
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Give one example of an artificial radiation source.

A

Any one of:

medical sources, radioactive fallout, radioactive waste

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6
Q

Chemical test for carbon dioxide

A

Limewater turns from clear to cloudy

(limewater = calcium hydroxide solution)

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7
Q

Chemical test for hydrogen

A

Burns with a (squeaky) pop

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8
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Chemical test for water

A

Turns cobalt chloride paper from blue to pink

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9
Q

How can you test which metal ion is present in a salt?

A

Flame test

(flame will change colour depending on metal ion, e.g. lithium = red flame)

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10
Q

What technique can be used to separate an ink mixture into different colours?

A

Chromatography

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11
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Chemical test for oxygen

A

Relights a glowing split

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