Unit 2: S1.1 - S1.3 Flashcards

1
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Filtration

A

(Heterogenous) insoluble solid + liquid
Funnel+ filter paper+ beaker

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2
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Evaporation

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(Homogenous) solute + solvent
Evaporates, leaves solute behind

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3
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Solvation

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(Heterogenous) solid + solid
Dissolve in substance (one=soluble)

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4
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Distillation

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(Homogenous) liquid mixture
Different volatility / boiling point

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5
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Paper chromatography

A

(Homogenous) mixture of solutes in solvent
Differences in solvation → different rates
Î affinity → move further up paper

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6
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Recrystallisation

A

Remove impurities from solid

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7
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Gas → solid

A

Deposition

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8
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Solid → gas

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Sublimation

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9
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Spectrum
Higher to lower frequency

A

Gamma ray, X-ray, UV, visible, IR, microwaves, radio

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10
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Ionization energy

A

Amount of energy required to remove one mole of elections from one mole of atoms of an element in the gaseous state

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11
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Second lonization energy

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Amount of energy required to remove one mole of elections from one mole of +1 ions in the gaseous state

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12
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Electron configuration exceptions

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[Cr]:
[Cu]:

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13
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n= ♾

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Convergence limit
Frequency/wavelength corresponding to ionisation

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14
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kinetic molecular theory/ideal gas behavior

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  1. All matter is made up of small particles.
  2. all particles have kinetic energy
  3. The amount of kinetic energy is proportional to the temperature of the substance
  4. Collisions between particles are elastic, which means no loss in kinetic energy.
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15
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temperature (T)

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average kinetic energy (E,,k) of particles

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