practicals paper one Flashcards

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simple distalation methods

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-heat up mixture->liquid that evaporates rises to top pressure will force it down condensor
-bc of cold water pumping thru water jacket vapour will cool and condense into liquid form
-liquid down pipe and into beaker

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simple distalation equipment

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flask
bunsen burner
bung
condenser
water jacket
beaker

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3
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what does simple distalation seperate

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liquid from solution
eg pute water from sea water

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fractional distalation steps

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-heat mixture to the degrees of substance w lowest boiling point
-that will evaporate->rise up fractioning column->thru condensor->liquid->beaker
-repeat w other substances in mixture

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5
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in fractionainal distalation what would happen if ither substances evaporated along with another one

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when they get to the glass rods they would condense back into liquid because there cooler then there boiling point

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6
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filterisation

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use filter paper in a funnel
poor liquif thru
solid left behind

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crystalisation steps

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1.heat w water bath
2.once some solvent evaporated nd can see crystals stop heating
3.leave to cool
4.ss solution cools more cyrysald will form
5.filter out crystals
6.dry crystals

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8
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crystalisation equipment

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evaporationing dish
eater bath

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9
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why di u use a water bath with crystalisation

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bv the solids r more susceptible to thermal decomposition

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why does elctrolyte have to be ipnic compounf

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because ions are free to move

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12
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soluble electrolytes

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copper sulfate
dissolve it in water

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13
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insoluble electrolytes

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lead bromide
melt it
molten liquid

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14
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electrolysis equipment

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electrodes-anode and cathode
beaker
power supply eg battery
wires

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why do u need power supply in electrolysis

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drive the flow of electrons

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16
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why do u need wires in electrolysis

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electrons can flow between them

17
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what happens at anode with lead bromid

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bromine becomes discharged-> lose charge
bromine becomes neutral atom
bromine will pair up and turn into bromine gas

18
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what happens at cathode with lead bromide

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lead becomes neurtal atoms bc it discharges
lead fall to bottom and create layet of molten lead

19
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transportatioj of elevtrons lead bronide

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electrons from bromid ipns being passed to positive anode and being transported along wite to the cathode using power supply then those electrons given to the lead ion turning it into atom

20
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bromine half equation

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2br- -> br2+2e-

21
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lead half equation

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pb2+ + 2e- ->pb

22
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in aqueos solutions where do the other ipns come from

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water
hydroxide and hydrogen

23
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rules for cathode
aqueos

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ion thats from least reactive element will be discharged

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rules for anode
aqueos

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if hallide present then thete be discharged
if no hallide presnt then hydroxide will be discharged

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what happens at cathode with copper
copper gets discharded->less reactive gain 2 electrons pure copper accumilate around cathode
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what happens at anode with hydroxide
discharge hydroxide->sulfate not hallide hydroxide ions give up extra electron to anode form oxygen and water
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equation for hydroxide at anode
4oh- ->2h20 + 4e-
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equation for copper
cu2+ +. 2e- ->cu
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titration stels
1.pippete 25cm3 sodium hydroxide solution to conical flask 2.5 drops of indicator 3.flask on white tile 4.fill burrete w sulfuric acid 5.add acid to alkali until neutral 6.read volume of acid added from burrete 7.calc concentration
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why use conical flask titratiom
refuce risk of splashing
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why do u place dlask on white tile titratiom
to see colour change more clearly
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what do u do when see colour change in titration
add acid drop by drop until solution neautral
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why do u swirl titration
make sure acid n alkali mix