Filtration, Evaporation and Crystallisation Flashcards

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1
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What is the term for a mixture between a liquid and an insoluble solid?

A

Mixture of a liquid and an insoluble solid

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2
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What is the term for a mixture where a soluble solid is dissolved in a liquid?

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Solution

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3
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In a solution, what is the solid called?

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Solute

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4
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In a solution, what is the liquid called?

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Solvent

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5
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What process separates insoluble solids from liquids?

A

Filtration

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6
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What equipment is used in the filtration process?

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Filter paper and filter funnel

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7
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What happens to the liquid during the filtration process?

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It passes through the filter paper

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8
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What is the purpose of evaporation in separating mixtures?

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To separate soluble solids from liquids

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9
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What apparatus is used for evaporation?

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Evaporating dish on a tripod

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10
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What heat source is commonly used in the evaporation process?

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Bunsen burner

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11
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What occurs to the solvent during evaporation?

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It evaporates

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What happens to the solution as the solvent evaporates?

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It becomes more concentrated

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13
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What forms as the solution becomes concentrated during evaporation?

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Crystals

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14
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Fill in the blank: The solid left after evaporation is called _______.

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Dry crystals

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15
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What is thermal decomposition?

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It is the process where some solids break down when heated.

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16
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Why might thermal decomposition not work well for some solids?

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Because it may break them down into something else.

17
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What is the primary method used for solids that are susceptible to thermal decomposition?

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Crystallisation.

18
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What is the first step in the crystallisation process?

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Place the solution into an evaporating dish and heat it.

19
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What heating method is preferred for crystallisation?

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A water bath instead of a Bunsen burner.

20
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What should be done once crystals start forming in the solution during crystallisation?

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Stop heating and leave it to cool.

21
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What happens to the solubility of solids at colder temperatures?

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Solids are less soluble.

22
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How do you separate the crystals from the remaining solution?

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Using filter paper and a funnel.

23
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What is the final step after filtering the crystals?

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Dry the crystals by leaving them somewhere warm or warming them in an oven.