Chemical Analysis Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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DEFINE a pure substance

A

Contains 1 type of substance

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2
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Define a formulation

A

A mixture designed to produce a useful product e.g paint , fertilisers.

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3
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DESCRIBE how you test for hydrogen gas

A

Place a lit splint in the gas

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4
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Give the positive result for hydrogen gas

A

squeaky “POP”

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5
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describe how you test for oxygen gas

A

place a glowing splint in the gas

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6
Q

give the positive result for oxygen gas

A

glowing splint relights

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7
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Describe how you test for carbon dioxide gas

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Bubble the gas through lime water

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8
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Give the positive result for carbon dioxide gas

A

limewater turns cloudy

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9
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Describe how you would test for chlorine gas

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using blue litmus paper

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10
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Give the positive result for chlorine gas

A

blue litmus paper turns white

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11
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describe the process of chromatography

A

Separation technique used to separate soluble substances

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12
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identify 3 rules you must follow when setting up a chromatography experiment

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1 start line drawn in pencil
2 Water level below start line
3 Spots spaced 1cm apart

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13
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Define rf

A

retention factor

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14
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explain what the RF value shows

A

measure of solubility

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15
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describe how you calculate an rf value for a substance

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distance moved by substance / distance moved by solvent

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16
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what do high rf values indicate

A

high solubilities

17
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describe what small rf values indicate

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low solubilities