PAPER 1 - PRACTICALS Flashcards

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method of energy changes practical - 8 steps

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  1. add acid to polystyrene cup
  2. record start temp of solution with thermometer in a hole in the solution
  3. add the other reactant to the cup
  4. add a lid and stir the soltuion
  5. record the highest/lowest temp
  6. calulate the temp change
  7. repeat steps to find anomalies and mean
  8. repeat steps 1-7 with different test solutions (the thing you add to the acid)
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2
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what is the polystyrene cup practical used to measure

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energy changes

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3
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what equipment do you need for the energy change practical

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polystyrene cup - good insulator that reduces energy transfer to the surroundings
lid with hole - reduces energy transfer to surroundings
thermometer - measure temperature
balance - measure mass
measuring cylinder - volume
stick to stir

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4
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what different reactants could be used when doing the temp change practical

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  • acid and metal
  • acid and metal carbonate
  • neutralisation reaction - acid and base
  • displacement reaction - reactive metal and non reactive
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5
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how would you use the energy change practical to find the reactivity of a metal

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  • investigate the temp change
  • more reactive metal - greater temp change
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6
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whats the titration practical used to measure

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the volume of an acid or alkali that would neutralise an unknown acid or alkali

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7
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method of titration - 8 steps

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  1. add acid/base to conical flask - known volume with PIPETTE
  2. add indicator to conical flask and swirl to mix
  3. stand flask on white tile
  4. fill burette with acid/base - you dont know how much so j fill with loads but record this volume
  5. add drops of acid/base in burette and swirl everytime
  6. stop when colour change
  7. measure the volume of the burette and find the difference - this is how much it took to neutralise
  8. repeat
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8
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what questions have been asked in the past with titration

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  • what v of citric acid need to neutralise sodium hydroxide
  • what v of sulphuric acid need to neutralise sodium hydroxide
  • what v of sodium hydroxide need to neutralise rainwater
    HYDROXIDE - ALKALI
    ACID - ACIDIC
    RAIN WATER - ACIDIC
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9
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for titration - which acid/base goes in the burette and which goes in the conical flask

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KNOWN volume — CONICAL FLASK
UNKNOWN volume — BURETTE

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10
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what colour is phenolphthalein in acid/alkali

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colourless - acid
pink - alkali

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