experimental technique and chemical analysis Flashcards

(30 cards)

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physical changes

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changes affecting the form of a substance, but not its chemical composition

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chemical changes

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a change in a substance’s composition that results in the formation of a new substance.

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how to identify chemical changes

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-flammable
-radioactive
-toxic
-PH

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4
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how to identify physical changes

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-melting
-hardness
-ductile
-malleable

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5
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stopwatch

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to monitor the timing of reactions

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6
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thermometer

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to measure the temperature of a reaction

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balance

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a equipment used to measure the weight of a substance or object

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A burette

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A burette is a laboratory tool used to measure the volume of liquids or gases

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fdgrvolumetric pipette

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used to measure and transfer a specific volume of liquid

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10
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measuring cylinders

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a cylinder used to measure the volume of liquids

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gas syringe

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a equipment to measure the volume of a gas or collect a gas

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solvent

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a substance that dissolves a solute

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solute

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a substance that is dissolved in a solvent

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solution

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a mixture of one or more solute dissolved in a solvent

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15
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saturated solution

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a solution that contain the maximum amount of solute that is capable of dissolving

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unsaturated solution

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a solution that contains less solute than the maximum amount that can be dissolved in the solvent

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simple distilation

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seperating out a liquid from a solution

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fractional distillation

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seperating mixtures of liquids

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filtration

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to seperate insoluble solids from liqUids

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residue

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the solid left on the filter paper

21
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paper chromatography

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a technique used to separate and analyze a mixture

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rf value

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The ratio of the solute’s distance travelled to the solvent distance travelled

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pure substance

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an element or compound made up of one type of particle

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impure substance

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a mixture of two or more elements or compounds that are not chemically bonded together

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titration
a laboratory technique that determines the concentration of an unknown solution by adding a known amount of another solution to it
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filtration step
place filter paper in funnel pour the mixture seperate water and solid
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evaporation steps
place tripod on top of bunsen burner place evaporating dish on top of tripod pour the solution into the evaporating dish
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crystalisation step
place solution in evaporating dish place solution and evaporating shit on top of water bath when crystals start to form leave it for some time to cool use filter paper to seperate solute and water
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fractional distillation steps
place mixtures of liquid in flask that consist of fractionating column and condenser and water jacket place stopper and thermometer at top place beaker to capture the pure liquid/
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simple distillation steps
place solution in flask that has condenser and water jacket place stopper at the top of flask place thermometer at the top of flask beaker to capture pure liquid bunsen burner to heat