PAPER 2 - LAST MIN STUFF Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Describe how the student can make small and medium sized marble chips from large chips

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Explain, in terms of particles, why the rate of reaction between the ribbon and dilute acid slows as the reaction takes place

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Why the rate of reaction increased when the temperature was increased

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4
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Describe how monomers form a polymer

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5
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Bromine water test

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Alkenes –> colourless
Alkanes –> REMAIN orange

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6
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Explain why ethene is an unsaturated hydrocarbon

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Explain why the test for a given ion must be unique to that ion

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What colour is the METAL ION Iron(II)?

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Green

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What colour is the METAL ION Iron(III)?

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Brown

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10
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What colour is the METAL ION Copper?

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Blue

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What colour is the METAL ION Calcium?

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White

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12
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What colour is the METAL ION Aluminium?

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White

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13
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What colour is the HALIDE ION Chloride?

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White

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14
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What colour is the HALIDE ION Bromide?

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Cream

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What colour is the HALIDE ION Iodine?

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Yellow

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16
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Give a reason why instrumental analysis may be better than other methods of analysis

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Improved accuracy

17
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How to distinguish between aluminium ions and calcium ions?

18
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Describe the test to show the gas is ammonia

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Describe how to do a flame test

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Give the name of the most common gas in the Earth’s early atmosphere

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Clay ceramic properties

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  • DOES NOT REACT WITH WATER
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Size of nanoparticle?

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  • Few hundred atoms
  • 1 × 10–7 metres (100 nano)
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Why are nanoparticles used in sunscreens

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Risk of nanoparticles?

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Nanoparticles radius?
50 nm
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Polymer advantages
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poly(**ethene**) uses:
* Plastic bags
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poly(**chloroethene**) uses:
* Window frames
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poly(**tetraflouroethene**) uses:
* Non stick coating on pans
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Problems with **manufacture** of **polymers**
* Crude oil is finite & Raw material * Greenhouse gases
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Problems with **disposal** of **polymers**
* Non-biodegradable * Global warming * Some are recycled
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Problems with **recycling** of **polymers**
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Explain why chlorine is more reactive than iodine
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Explain why graphene will be a good conductor of an electric current