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Physical, chemical and separation techniques Flashcards

1
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define physical change

A

involves a change in substance’s form

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2
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define chemical change

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involves making a new substance and change in energy

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3
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what measures time and units

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-stop watch
-seconds

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4
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what measures temperature and units

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-thermometer
-degrees Celsius

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5
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what measures mass and units

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-mass balance
-grams

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6
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what measures volume in liquid and units-1

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-burette
-cm^3

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7
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what measures volume in liquid and units- 2

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-volumetric pipette
-cm^3

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8
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what measures volume in liquid and gas and units

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-measuring cylinder
-cm^3

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9
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what measures volume in gas and units

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-GAS syringe
-cm^3

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10
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define pure

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a substance that contains a single element or compound, not mixed with any other substances

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11
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define impure

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a substance that contains more than 1 element or compound, mixed with other substances

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12
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define solvent

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substance that dissolves a solute

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13
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define solute

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a substance that is dissolves in a solvent

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14
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define solution

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mixture that is made up of 1 or more substances

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15
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define mixture

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contains 2 or more substances not chemically combined

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16
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define votality

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how easily a substance evaporates (changes from liquid to gas)

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17
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define solubility

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how easily a substance dissolves

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18
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is a solution a new product

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no

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19
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define saturated solution

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solution containing maximum concentration of a solute dissolved in a solvent at a given temp.
(no more solute can dissolve in it)

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20
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opposite of saturated

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diluted

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21
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define residue

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a substance that remains after distillation, evaporation or filtration

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22
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define crystallisation

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when a liquids that contains soluble solute is evaporated to leave the soluble solute behind

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23
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define filtrate

A

solution at pass through a filter paper

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24
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explain diluted, concentrated, saturated

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diluted:
-little solute
concentrated:
-moderate solute
saturated:
-max solute

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25
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what must the solute be for filtration and why

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insoluble so it’s too big to pass through the holes in the filter paper

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26
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names 6 separation techniques

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-simple distillation
-fractional distillation
-filtration
-evaporation
-crystallisation
-chromatography

27
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define evaporation

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turning the liquid into gas to be lost from the substance using heat

28
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define filtration

A

passing solution over a filter paper and collecting the filtrate

29
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define immiscible and miscible

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-immiscible- liquids that don’t mix
-miscible- liquids that mix

30
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how to get
-insoluble solute from mixture of soluble and insoluble solute/ solution with insoluble solute

A

filtration

31
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how to get solute (soluble or insoluble) from solution

A

evaporation

32
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how to separate 2 immiscible liquids

A

separating funnel

33
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how to
-at least 2 miscible liquids
-solutions with liquids that have close boiling points to each other

A

-fractional distillation

34
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how to get solvent from soluble solute

A

-simple distillation

35
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how to separate 2 or more soluble solutes

A

-paper chromatography

36
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why does filtrations work to separate insoluble solute from solute

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insoluble solute cannot pass through filter paper and is left as an residue. soluble solutes can pass through the paper

37
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why does evaporation work to get a solute from a solution

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the solvent must have a lower boiling point than the solute

38
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why does a separating funnel work to separate 2 immiscible liquids

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-there is a difference in density

39
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why does fractional distillation work to separate 2 miscible liquids

A

there is a difference in boiling points between the liquids

40
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why does simple distillation work to separate solvent from solute

A

there is a difference in boiling points between solvent and solute

41
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define chromatography

A

method of separating mixtures of soluble substances

42
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define stationary phase

A

the paper in paper chromatography

43
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define a chromatogram

A

result of separating the components of a mixture by chromatography

43
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define the mobile phase

A

solvent in paper chromatography

44
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define Rf value

A

retention factor

45
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formula for Rf value

A

distance of travelled by solvent (solvent front)
(in decimal)

46
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define solvent front

A

-furthest point the solvent travels
-for calculating Rf value

47
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define baseline

A

line that is drawn in an insoluble substance and where the inks are placed

48
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meaning of composition

A

what it’s made up of

49
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the more it’s attracted to stationary phase, the ?

A

closer it is to baseline

50
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the more soluble, the ?

A

further it travels up the paper

51
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how much must the solvent be

A

below the baseline but touches the paper

52
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what is the baseline drawn in and why

A

-pencil
-it is insoluble so it doesn’t travel up the paper

53
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where do you measure how far the solute travelled

A

the middle of the spot

54
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what happens if the solvent is above the baseline

A

solutes will just dissolve in liquid and not move up

55
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where is the water put from in the condenser of distillation

A

the lower part down the condenser

56
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3 ways purity of a substance can be assessed

A

-melting point
-boiling point
-chromatography

57
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what does impurities do

A

-lower melting point
-increase boiling point
(melts over a greater range)

58
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what is the difference between melting and boiling points of pure and impure substances

A

pure- has a sharp melting/ boiling point
impure- melts/ boils over a range

59
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how many spots will a pure and impure substance have on chromatography

A

pure- 1
impure- more than 1

60
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describe how to obtain a pure dry sample of a substance from a chromatogram

A

-isolate substance
-dissolve in solvent
-evaporate solvent

61
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note: learn how to draw apparatuses

A
62
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do permanent markers work for chromatography

A

no, it’s insoluble

63
Q

-substance melts at 96 but melts completely at 113.
-date book says melting point of substance is 116.
-explain is substance is impure or not

A

-impure
-melts over a range
-melting point is different to data book value.

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