You Can Use Filtration and Crystallisation to Separate Rock Salt Flashcards

1
Q

What is rock salt a mixture of?

A

Salt and sand

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2
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What are both salt and sand?

A

Compounds

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3
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How are salt and sand different?

A

Salt dissolved in water, sand doesn’t

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4
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What do you do to the rock salt first?

A

Grind it up with a pestle and mortar

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What do you do to it second?

A

Dissolve it in a beaker and stir

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6
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What do you do to it third?

A

Filter through filter paper in a funnel

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7
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What do you do fourth?

A

Crystallisation - evaporate in an evaporating dish

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8
Q

What happens to the sand?

A

It doesn’t dissolve

It won’t fit through the holes in the filter paper so instead collects on it

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What happens to the salt?

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It dissolves in the solution, so goes through

When waters evaporated, salt forms as crystals in the evaporating dish

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10
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What are the 4 steps of this method in order?

A

Grinding
Dissolving
Filtering
Crystallisation

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