Chapter 4 Flashcards

(18 cards)

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Explain magnetic attraction.

A

Magnetic attraction is used to separate magnetic materials from non-magnetic materials.

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Explain filtration.

A

Filtration is the technique used to separate an insoluble solid
from the liquid in a solid-liquid mixture (suspension).

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3
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How do we use filtration in our daily lives?

A

Separating tea leaves from tea using a tea strainer.

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4
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Explain evaporation.

A

Evaporation is a process of obtaining a soluble solid from a solution by heating the solution until all the water has boiled off.

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5
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Explain distillation.

A

Distillation is used to obtain a pure solvent (liquid) from a solution.

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Why must the bulb of the thermometer be placed at the mouth of the condenser?

A

To ensure that the
measured temperature is accurate to the known boiling point of the pure substance.

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What is a precaution regarding the thermometer in distillation?

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The bulb of the thermometer should be placed at the mouth of the condenser to ensure accurate temperature measurement of the boiling point of the pure substance.

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How should water flow in the condenser during simple distillation?

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Water should flow ‘in’ from the bottom of the condenser and ‘out’ from the top to ensure the outer jacket is completely filled.

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9
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What is the purpose of boiling chips in distillation?

A

To ensure smooth boiling.

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10
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Which separation technique is based on differences in boiling points?

A

Distillation

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11
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What is a common use of chromatography?

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To separate and identify different components in a mixture.

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12
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What does the term ‘solubility’ refer to?

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The ability of a substance to dissolve in a solvent.

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13
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True or False: In distillation, the vapors are cooled to form a liquid again.

A

True

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14
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What type of mixtures can be separated by magnetic separation?

A

Mixtures containing magnetic and non-magnetic materials.

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What is the role of the stationary phase in chromatography?

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To provide a medium for the separation of components based on their movement.

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16
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Multiple Choice: Which technique would you use to separate salt from seawater? A) Filtration B) Distillation C) Centrifugation D) Chromatography

A

B) Distillation

17
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True or False: The more soluble a substance is, the faster it moves in chromatography.

18
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True or False: All separation techniques can be used for all types of mixtures.