Revision Flashcards

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A student uses this apparatus ( chromatography) to investigate colours in four different inks A,B,C,D. The baseline is drawn in ink and submerged in the water, and the water is high explain two mistakes the student made in this investigation

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  1. Baseline is drawn in ink instead of pencil, the pencil does not interfere with the results but the ink mixes with the other samples of ink
  2. The baseline is submerged into the water and has depth, allowing the ink samples to be washed away
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What happens if one of the ink is tested in insoluble water ( chromatography)

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  • will not travel up the chromatography and will take the longest time to travel up
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What is the equation or the Rf value and hat is one think you might do to make sure thus is accurate

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  • Rf value equation is distance trialled by the substance divided by the distance travelled by the solvent
  • measure from baseline as spits may elongate
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Explain why helium is now used in airships instead of hydrogen

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  • inert
    -hydrogen is easily flammable
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A displacement reaction can be used to decide the order of react it between two metals, state two observations made when an excess of magnesium powder is added to an aqueous solution of copper (11) sulfate

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-pinky brown solid forms
-solution turns colourless

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Explain why diamond is hard but graphite is soft

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  • diamond is hard because make of 3D lattice
    -graphite contains layers of differently sized molecules that are able to slide over each other ad make it soft
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Explain why silicon dioxide has a high melting point

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  • giant covalent lattice structure
    -strong forces of attraction between molecules that require a lot of hat energy to break
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Show chemical test for unsaturated ( alkene) and saturated ( alkane) molecules

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  • bromine water
  • if Alkene- decolourise orange
  • if alkane- stay orange
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What is an isomer

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  • atom with same molecular formula but different structural formula
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What is an isotope

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Atom with same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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Pentane reacts with bromine in the presence of ultraviolet radiation- explain what type of reaction this is

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Substitution

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Diagram shows methane burning in air. It also shows how the two gases formed are collected and tested
Explain why water is collected in the U-tube

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  • water vapour condenses because it is cooled but he ice and water
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Chemical test for water

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  • anhydrous copper sulfate- if water present turns blue if not stays white
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The student uses a grunted beaker to measure the volume of the dilute hydrochloric acid, explain why it is not necessary to use a measuring cylinder in this experiment,

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  • acid is in excess no need for accurate measurement
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The ionic equation shows the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid.
Mg [s] + 2H(1+)[aq] —> Mg (2+) [aq] + H2
Use the information from this equation and the particle collision theory to explain why the rate of reaction decreases during each of these experiments

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  • as concentration o H+ ions increase- so does rate of reaction. The less H+ ions the less frequent collisions there are occurring in second per unit volume.
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Identify a method to eperate water from copper (11) sulfate solution

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Simple distillation

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What is a compound

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Both atoms or elements chemically combined to each other

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Chemical name for rust

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Hydrated iron (111) oxide

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Some iron objects are coated with a layer of zinc to prevent rusting, what types of rust prevention is this?

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Give a reason why copper powder is heated in experiment to find the percentage of oxygen in a gaseous mixture

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  • give particles enough energy to react
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Give the name of the black powder that forms when oxygen reacts with copper

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  • copper (11) oxide
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Suggest one reason why the calculated percentage of oxygen in the mixture may not be accurate

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Temperature not the same

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Explain why sodium oxide does not conduct electricity

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  • giant ionic lattice
  • no delocalised electrons
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Give an advantage in creating pure, dry crystals of sodium nitrate of mixing solutions containing equal amounts in moles of silver nitrate and sodium chloride

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  • to ensure highest possible yield
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In an experiment to investigate the rate of reaction between calcium carbonate chips and dilute hydrochloric acid. Explain why using a cotton wool plug increases the accuracy of the students results
- so only carbon dioxide leaves the flask
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What does the state symbols ( aq) mean
Something Dissolved in water
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Explain why changing the concetnration of hydrochloric acid has an effect on the initial rate of reaction
- increasing concentr5arion increases the rate of successful collisions with the change of the umber of particles per unit volume
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Describe the electronic forces of attraction in a covalent bond
- electrostatic attraction between charged pair of electrons attracted to two nuclei
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In the experiment of heating curtails of hydrated zinc sulfate and obtaining the liquid produces give an improvement to the apprature that the would increase the percentage yield of water
- replace delivery tube with condenser to prevent evaporation
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Definition of diatomic
Made of two atoms
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What is an element
Substance made up of only one type of atom
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(Atomic) mass number- what is it where is it found on proton
- protons and neutrons - on the top
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What is the atomic number and where is it found on element in periodic tale
-summer of protons - on bottom
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Calculation in solution
N= C times V
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Calculations in gases
N= v divided by molar volume
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Reacting masses calculation
N= mass divided by molar mass
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Where are giant ionic lattices found and why do they have a high melting point
- found in ionic bonds - strong bonds between ions that require a lot of hear energy to break
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Melting and boiling points of simple molecules
- weak intermolecular forces between covalent bonds that require little energy to overcome
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( in simple covalent molecules) the larger the molecule the higher the boiling point because…
- intermolecular forces are stronger - more heat energy needed to overcome
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Melting and boiling points in giant covalent lattices
- strong bonds between atom - high - require a lot of heat energy to overcome
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What is a metallic bond
Electrostatic attraction between delocalised electrons and positive metal ions
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Are why are metals malleable
- atoms arranged in layers that can slide
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What is an anode and cathode
- anode is positive electrode - cathode is negative electrode