Chemistry Past Paper Corrections Flashcards

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What metal is used for galvanising?

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Zinc

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Methods to prevent rusting

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Greasing, Oiling, Painting, Galvanising.

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Test for ammonium ions

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Add sodium hydroxide solution & warm. Test gas with damp red litmus paper. Damp red litmus paper turns blue.

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Hazards of hydrochloric acid & prevention

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Corrosive & burns skin, use fume cupboard & wear safety goggles for eye protection.

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Electron configuration when sodium oxide forms

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Each atom of sodium transfers one electron to the oxygen atom. Each sodium atom loses one electron & oxygen gains 2 electrons.

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Explain why water has a lower melting point than sodium oxide

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The intermolecular forces of attraction between water molecules are weaker than the attractions between ions. Ionic bonds need a lot of energy to break.

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Final colour of litmus paper in methylbenzene solution

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Blue because there are no hydrogen ions.

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How to make fair tests for displacement reactions

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Same initial temperature, mass & surface area of metal added, concentration of metal salt solution.

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Why is calcium not used in displacement reactions?

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Calcium is too reactive & would react with water.

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Uses of ammonium nitrate

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Fertilizers

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Why is solid in excess

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To completely neutralise the acid

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Why are metals ductile?

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Layers of ions slide over each other.

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Why is a reaction exothermic?

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More energy is released in making bonds than absorbed in breaking bonds.

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Why is universal indicator better than methyl orange?

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It indicates pH as there is more than one colour in acid & shows how acidic the water is.

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Methyl orange colour in acid

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Red

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Methyl orange colour in alkali

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Yellow

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17
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Safety precaution & reason when working with fire

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Tie hair back as it might catch fire

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Definition of relative atomic mass

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The average mass of an atom of an element relative to 1/12th the mass of an atom of carbon-12.

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Changes that occur during formation of poly(ethene)

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One of the bonds in the double bond breaks & many monomers join together to form a chain.

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20
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Flame test

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Use a clean platinum/nichrome wire to put solid over a roaring bunsen burner flame.

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21
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Which negative ion cannot be identified by precipitation reaction?

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Nitrate / NO3 -

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Why does hot water evaporate more quickly than cold water?

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Particles have more energy to overcome the forces between water molecules.

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23
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Formula of ammonium ion

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NH4 +

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What happens when calcium reacts with chlorine? (in electrons terms)

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Calcium loses electrons & chlorine gains electrons. Two atoms of chlorine each gain one electron.

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How to make ions conduct electricity?
Heat solid ionic compound until it melts
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What temperature for cracking?
600 - 700 degree celsius
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Explain how barrier method prevents rusting
Coating iron in paint/oil/grease which stops oxygen & water getting to the iron.
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What happens with protons in a neutralisation reaction?
Acid donates protons, base accepts protons
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How does the melting point change with impurity?
The impure substance will melt over a range of temperatures
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Describe method to prove that manganese (IV) oxide is catalyst
Filter out manganese oxide & leave to dry. Mass is the same.
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Why do isotopes have the same chemical properties?
Same electron configuration
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How does increasing surface area increase rate of reaction?
Greater surface area so more frequent collisions
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Two conditions kept the same for chromatography
Same solvent & type of chromatography paper.
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How does magnesium oxide show it contains metal?
Is a base
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Thermal decomposition definition
Breaking down of a substance by heating.
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Problem caused by addition polymer disposal
Toxic gases & greenhouse gases are produced when burned
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Prepare dry, pure silver nitrate crystals
Heat to evaporate some of the water. Leave to cool to crystallise & filter to obtain crystals. Dry using paper towel.
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Diamond type
Giant covalent structure
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Graphite type
Giant covalent
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C60 Fullerene type
Simple molecular structure
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Carbon dioxide type
Simple molecular structure
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Silicon dioxide type
Giant covalent structure
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How to increase percentage yield of water
Stand the measuring cylinder in a beaker of ice so less water vapour lost.
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Why is it not important to add exact volume of acid?
The acid is in excess therefore a precise measurement of volume is not required.
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Universal indicator colour in acid
Red
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Universal indicator colour in alkali
Purple
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Bromine colour
Orange
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Iodine colour
Brown
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Why is excess necessary?
To make sure all acid reacts so that a pure solution is obtained.
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Why is carbon dioxide extinghuisher not good for magnesium fire?
Fire would keep burning & large amount of thermal energy would be released.
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Ammonium chloride formation change of state
Sublimation
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What does displayed formula show?
All atoms & all bonds
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Phenolphthalein acid colour
Colourless
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Phenolphthalein alkali colour
Pink
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What determines period of elements?
Number of shells
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Why may results be inaccurate at too high temperatures?
Solution would not remain at required temperature
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Advantage of lid
Stop solid being lost
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First step in preparing pure crystals when not yet reacted?
Warm to react solutions
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Purpose of condenser
Steam is cooled and condenses
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Water and group 1 metal products
Metal hydroxide & hydrogen
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Ion structure
Giant ionic lattice
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Why not react sulfuric acid with marble chips?
Insoluble calcium sulfate will form which will form a coating on the marble chips slowing down the reaction.
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Why is hydrogen passed through lead tube while cooling?
So that the hot lead does not react with oxygen converting back to lead oxide