Chemical Analysis Flashcards

(39 cards)

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What are the melting points like in pure substances

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Narrow. High melting and low boiling

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What are the melting and boiling pints like it impure substances

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Wide range. Higher boiling points and lower melting points

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What is a formulation

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A mixture that’s has been designed as a useful chemical product in which each chemical has a particular purpose

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How do you test for hydrogen

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Use a lit spilt held at the open end at the test tube. There will be a popping sound

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How do you test for oxygen

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Use a glowing splint. It will relight

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How do you test for Carbon dioxide

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Use limewater (calcium hydroxide). The limewater will turn milky (cloudy)

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How to test for chlorine

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Use litmus paper. It will turn white

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8
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Why is chromatography used

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To identify unknown substances as the compounds will separate

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9
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In chromatography what is it meant by low value

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Not very soluble

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10
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In chromatography what is it meant by high value

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Very soluble

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In chromatography what is it meant by mobile

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The parts that travel such as the solvent

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In chromatography what is it meant by stationary

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The parts that don’t move such as the paper

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13
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How do you calculate the retention factor

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Distance the spot moved/distance solvent moved

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14
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What things must you remember to do when setting up chromatography

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Keep the solvent under the base line

Draw the base line in pencil

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15
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What is the precipitate for aluminium

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White

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What is the precipitate for calcium

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What is the precipitate for magnesium

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What is the precipitate for copper (III)

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What is the precipitate for iron (II)

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What is the precipitate for iron (III)

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In a flame test what colour is lithium

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Crimson (red)

22
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In a flame test what colour is sodium

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In a flame test what colour is potassium

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In a flame test what colour is calcium

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In a flame test what colour is copper
Green
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What is the method for flame test for cations
Wore loop dipped in hydrochloric acid. Placed in flame. Placed in acid. Dip in metal being tested. Hold in the blue flame.
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What is the metal action test
Add sodium hydroxide to metal cation solution. Note colour
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What is a potential problem with flame tests
Some of the elements are the smae colour so the result is not a definite answer
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How do you test for carbonates
Add dilute acid to the carbonate. If it fizzes and produces carbon dioxide collect it. Test for unknown substances. Carbon dioxide will turn it cloudy
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How do you test for sulfates
Add dilute hydrochloric acid. Add barium chloride. White precipitate if sulfate ions present
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How do you test for halides
Add dilute nitric acid. Add silver nitrate. Observe precipitate.
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What colour precipitate is iodide
Yellow
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What colour precipitate is bromide
Cream
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What colour precipitate is chloride
White
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What happens to electrons when energy is added
They absorb the energy and go into the excited phase. Moving to different shells
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What happens after the excited phase from the electrons
Energy is emitted
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What is flame emission spectroscopy used for
Analyses metal ions in solutions
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Why cannot flame tests be used for two metal ions
The flame gives out one colour there may be other elements that are masked by others
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Describe the spectroscope
Distinct spectral lines corresponding to the wavelength emitted