CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Flashcards

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1
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what is a pure substance

A

contains only one type of compound or element

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how to test substances off boiling points

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boil them - see boiling point - look up what chemical has that

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2
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define formulation

A

mixtures that have been prepared using a specific formula (precise amounts of diff compounds)
(have a particular function)

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3
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examples of formulations

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fuels
cleaning agents
paint
medicines
alloys
fertilisers

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4
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True or false? Pure substances always melt and boil at specific temperatures.

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true

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5
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If we test a substance for purity by measuring its boiling point, is that a physical test or a chemical test?

A

physical

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6
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what is chromatography used for

A

separate substances in a mixture

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7
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method for paper chromatography (req prac)

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  1. draw baseline w pencil
  2. add sample in spots on baseline
    3.place paper in solvent so baseline is above level
  3. remove and measure distances traveled by solvent and each spot
  4. calculate Rf values
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8
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how to calculate Rf values

A

distance moved by substance / distance moved by solvent

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9
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what si the mobile phase

A

the substance that the molecules can move in e.g liquid gas solvent

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10
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what is the stationary phase

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substance the molecules cannot move in e.g chromatography paper

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11
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What are some solvents commonly used in chromatography?

A

ethanol
water

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12
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test for chlorine

A

bleaches damp litmus paper

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13
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test for oxygen

A

relights glowing splint
put glowing splint into test tube

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14
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test for hydrogen

A

squeaky pop
put burning splint into test tube

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15
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test for carbon dioxide

A

bubble through limewater
turns limewater cloudy

16
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what are anions

A

negatively charged ions

17
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what is formed when a carbonate reacts w an acid

A

salt
carbon dioxide
water

18
Q

test for carbonates

A

add dilute HCl
take any gas produced + run through limewater
positive result = goes cloudy bc CO2 present

19
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test for sulphates

A

add dilute HCl (remove any other ions)
add barium chloride solution
positive result = white precipitate form

20
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test for halide ions (chloride bromide iodide)

A

add dilute nitric acid
add silver nitrate
positive result for
chloride = white ppt.
bromide = cream ppt.
iodide = yellow ppt.

21
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what is a cation

A

ions with a positive charge

22
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method to testing for cations

A
  1. clean nichrome wire loop, clean it , rinse it , heat it
  2. dip loop in compound being tested
  3. hold wire loop in flame
  4. see what colour
23
Q

In preparation for the flame test, which two of the following are used to clean the platinum wire loop?

A

HCl
bunsen flame

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what colour does lithium ions burn w
crimson
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what colour do sodium ions burn w
yellow flame
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what colour do potassium ions burn w
lilac flame
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what colour do calcium ions burn w
orange/red flame
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what colour do copper ions burn w
green flame
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acronym for flame tests
LITTLE CHILDREN SHOULD YODEL POSITIVELY LIKE COWS RUNNING CROSS GRASS LITHIUM CRIMSON SODIUM YELLOW POTASSIUM LILAC CALCIUM RED COPPER GREEN
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metal hydroxide test ( calcium iron iron magnesium aluminium copper)
add dilute sodium hydroxide Ca 2+ = WHITE PPT. Fe 2+ = GREEN PPT. Fe 3+ = BROWN PPT. Mg 2+ = WHITE PPT. Al 3+ = WHITE AT FIRST BUT IN EXCESS REDISSOLVES TO FORM COLOURLESS Cu 2+ = BLUE PPT.
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main piece of equipment used in flame emmision spec
spectroscope ( detects the individual wavelngths that are emitted)
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pros of flame emission spec
can see multiple diff metal ions - can identify unknown metal ions in sample concentration of ion (intensity of line)
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3 main benefits of spectroscopy
v accurate v sensitive v fast
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con of spectroscopy
uses expensive materials
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When metal ions are heated they start to ________ light.
emit
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If a substance contains multiple ---------, all of their line spectrums will be combined into a single line spectrum.
anions