Chemical Analysis Flashcards

(45 cards)

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Pure means

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Only contains one type of element or compound

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Pure substances can

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Melt and solidify at one temperature- melting point

Boil and condense at one temperature- boiling point

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3
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Impure substance are

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Mixtures

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4
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Impure substances dont

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Melt and boil at one temperature

They change state over a range of temperatures

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5
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Formulations are

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Mixtures that have been carefully designed to have specific properties
Complex mixtures in which each chemical has a particular purpose
The components are carefully controlled

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6
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Phases of chromatography

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Stationary phase does not move

Mobile phase does move

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7
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Stationary phase is

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Absorbent paper

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8
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Mobile phase is the

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Solvent which is usually the water

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9
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Chromatography separates

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Mixtures into the constituent components

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10
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R value =

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Distance moved by substance /

Distance moved by solvent

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11
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Properties of hydrogen

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Colourless gas combines violently with oxygen when ignited

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12
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hydrogen test

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When mixed with air burns with the squeaky pop

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13
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properties of chlorine

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A greens Poisonous gas that bleaches dies

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14
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Chlorine test

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Turns damp litmus paper white

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15
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Properties of oxygen

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Colourless gas that helps fuels burn more readily than in air

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16
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oxygen test

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Relights a glowing splint

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17
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Carbon dioxide properties

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Colourless gas

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18
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Carbon dioxide test

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When bubbles through limewater turns the lime water cloudy

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19
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Standard laboratory equipment can be used to

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Detect and identify elements and compounds

However new highly accurate instrument can analyse and identify substances more effectively

20
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Flame emission spectroscopy

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Very useful instrumental method
Used to analyse solutions that contain metal ions
A sample Is put in a flame and the light is passed through a spectroscope
This produces a line spectrum

21
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A line spectrum can be used to

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Identify the metal ion

Measure the concentration of the ion

22
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Flame tests identify

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Metal ions- cations

23
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Copper flame

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Calcium flame

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Lithium flame
Crimson
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Pottasium fkame
Lilac
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Sodium flame
Yellow
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If a sample contains a mixture of ions(flame)
The coulour of some ions can be masked Eg Soloution with sodium and potassium Pale lilac is hard to see over the yellow
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Carbonates react with dilute acids to form
Carbon dioxide gas And salt and water
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Calcium carbonate + hydrochloric acid —>
Calcium chloride + Carbon dioxide + Water
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Most metal carbonates are
Insoluble
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Sodium carbonate and pittssium carbonate are
Soluble and dissolve in water to form solutions that contain carbonate ions
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Some metal ions form
Precipitates
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Precipitates are
Insoluble solids that come out of soilution when sodium hydroxide is added
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Aluminium precipitates
Aluminium hydroxide White Dissolved in excess
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Calcium precipitates
Calcium hydroxide White
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Magnesium precipitates
Magnesium hydroxide White
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Copper(II) precipitates
Copper(II) hydroxide Blue
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Irom(II) precipitates
Iron(II) hydroxide Green
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Iron(III) precipitates
Iron(III) hydroxide Brown
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If dilutes hydrochloric acid and barium chloride or added to the solution containing sulphate ions
A white precipitate of barium sulphate is produced
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Halide test
Add nitric acid Add silver nitrate Silver halide precipitates form
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Silver chloride precipitates
White
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Silver bromide precipitates
Cream
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Silver iodide precipitates
Yellow