Mixtures 1.1.2 Flashcards

1
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What are mixtures formed from?

A

Two or more substances that have not been chemically bonded.

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2
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Crystallisation splits…

A

Solutes and Solvents.

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3
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Crystallisation can be conducted by…

A

Evaporating a solution,
Condensing the solvent vapour,
Collecting it in a different container.

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4
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Chromatography splits mixtures into…

A

Multiple solutes and one solvent.

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5
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Chromatography can be conducted by…

A

Placing solution at bottom of Ch. paper,
Dipping paper in solvent.
Solutes travel up the paper at different levels.

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6
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Filtration separates…

A

Insoluble solids and liquids.

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7
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Filtration can be conducted by…

A

Placing mixture on to filter paper,
Liquid filtrate runs through the paper,
Solid residue is left behind.

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8
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Simple distillation separates…

A

Two liquids with different boiling points.

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9
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In Simple Distillation, separation occurs because…

A

One liquid will boil before the other.

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10
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In Fractional Distillation, separation occurs, because…

A

The temperature slowly increases, boiling one liquid at a time until all liquids have boiled.

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11
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What is a solvent?

A

A liquid in a mixture.

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12
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What is a solute?

A

A solid in a liquid.

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