Water Flashcards

1
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Blue cobalt paper

A

Used to test for water. It is blue when dry - water turns it pink.

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2
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The freezing point of

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Pure water is 0 degrees C. It’s boiling point is 100 degrees C.

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3
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Ice is less dense than water

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Therefore it floats on water

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4
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Water is an excellent solvent

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Many substances dissolve in it

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5
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The water cycle

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How water is recycled on the planet

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6
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Screening

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Wire mesh

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7
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Settling

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Settling tanks

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8
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Filtration

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Sand and gravel filter beds

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9
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Chlorination

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Adding chlorine to kill bacteria

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10
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Fluoridation

A

Fluoride for teeth

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11
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Hard water

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Water that does not easily form a lather with soap

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12
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Soft water

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Water that forms a lather easily with soap

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13
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Hardness in water is caused by

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The presence of calcium ions dissolved in the water.

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14
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Hardness can be removed by

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Passing the water through an ion exchange resin or by distillation

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15
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Ion exchange resin

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Exchanges calcium ions for hydrogen ions to remove hardness

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16
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Electrolysis

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The production of a chemical reaction by using electricity

17
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Hoffman voltameter

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Used in the electrolysis of water to form H2 and 02. Twice as much hydrogen as oxygen is formed because water is H2O