Lesson 3 Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

In preparing coffee using the Barako coffee
beans, you may pour the boiled coffee mixture
into a piece of cloth. Which method is being
illustrated?

A

Filtration

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2
Q

In a laboratory setting, you have a mixture of
different colored pigments. Which technique
would you likely use to separate these pigments
for analysis?

A

Chromatography

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3
Q

When separating a mixture of sand, salt, and
water, what sequence of techniques could be
applied to obtain the pure salt?

A

Filtration, Evaporation, Decantation

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4
Q

When considering the separation of a mixture
through distillation, what property of the
components is essential for the process to be
effective?

A

Boiling point

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5
Q

Suggest a separation method to be done on the
following mixture to separate its components.
Perfume
Cartridge ink
Crude oil
Rock salt and cornstarch
Saltwater and sand

A

Perfume – Use distillation
Cartridge ink – Use chromatography.
Crude oil – Use fractional distillation
Rock salt and cornstarch – Use dissolution and filtration
Saltwater and sand – Use filtration and evaporation.

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6
Q

o In this process, a solution is heated until it boils.
o Once it boils, the liquid solvent starts to
evaporate and leave behind the solid solutes.

A

Evaporation

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7
Q

can be used to separate
solutions.

A

Recrystallization

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8
Q

refers to the amount of substance
that can be dissolved in a given solvent at a
certain temperature.

A

Solubility

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9
Q

used to separate
components of liquid
solutions

A

distillation
setup

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10
Q

separates
components of a solution based
on differences in boiling points
between the two liquid
components.

A

Distillation

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11
Q

Types of Distillation

A

Simple distillation
Fractional distillation
Vacuum distillation
Steam distillation

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12
Q

is used when there is a large difference in the
boiling points of the components of the solution

A

Simple distillation

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13
Q

is used when there is a relatively small
difference in the boiling points of the components of the solution.

A

Fractional distillation

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14
Q

is used for compounds with very high boiling
points.

A

Vacuum distillation

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15
Q

is used for compounds that are heat-sensitive.

A

Steam distillation

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16
Q

is the
laboratory glassware that
is used to contain the
mixture that will be
distilled.

A

Distilling flask

17
Q

Aids in the
condensation of the
vapors or the change of
vapors to liquids

18
Q

The pure substance with the lower boiling point is called the

A

distillate or the product of distillation.

19
Q

The substance that remains in the distilling flask after
distillation is called the .

20
Q

There must be a large difference in
the boiling points of the liquid
components in order to perform
distillation as a separation technique
for liquid mixtures.

21
Q

is a separation
technique that relies on the
differential partition of the
components between the two
important phases in

A

Chromatography

22
Q

The result of a chromatography experiment is called a

23
Q

Separation of Homogeneous Mixtures

A

Evaporation
Recrystallization
Distillation
Chromatography

24
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Separation of Heterogeneous Mixtures

A

Manual picking
Sieving
Magnets
Filtration
Sedimentation
Centrifugation

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using your hands or tongs can be done in separating the components of these kinds of mixtures.
Manual picking
26
exploits the difference in particle size of solids.
Sieving
27
can be used to attract magnetic materials.
Magnets
28
is a process of separating solids from liquids by allowing the mixture to pass through a filtering materia
Filtration
29
The coffee grounds collected on the filter paper are known as the _______ while the brewed coffee is known as the ________.
residue filtrate
30
is the process in which suspended solids will eventually separate from liquids by gravity.
Sedimentation
31
Once the solid particles settle at the bottom, the liquid may be separated through
decantation.
32
An easier way to separate immiscible liquids is by using a
separatory funnel.
33
is a process in which the suspension or colloid is rotated at very high speeds.
Centrifugation
34
In the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, _______are used to purify chemicals to acceptable standards.
separation techniques
35
In the petroleum industry, _______ is often used as a method to purify products. o A refinery is an industrial site that is used to refine substances like oil, alcohol, and other substances. c
distillation
36
In the wastewater industry, separation techniques such as _________ are used to recover water from used water.
sedimentation, centrifugation, microfiltration, and distillation
37
In the field of health and medicine, ________ is used to separate the components of blood or urine for further laboratory testing.
centrifugation
38
Identify the separation techniques 1. colored clothes from white clothes 2. chalk and water 3. boiled noodles in water 4. sand and gravel 5. Baby oil and water
manual picking Filtration Filtration Sieving Decantation