Topic 1- Elements, Compounds And Mixtures Flashcards

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What is an element

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Consists of only one type of atom

Cannot be broken down into anything simpler by chemical means

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2
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What is a compound

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Consists of two or more different elements

chemically joined together

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3
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What is an atom

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Simplest part of an element

Which can exist on its own in a stable environment

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4
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What is a molecule

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A particle
That consists of two or more atoms
Chemically bonded together

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5
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What elements are diatomic

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Oxygen, nitrogen, fluorine, iodine, hydrogen, chlorine, bromine

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6
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What are six metal properties

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1) . Thermal conductivity
2) . Electrical conductivity
3) . Sonority
4) . Malleable
5) . Ductile
6) . High melting point

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7
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What is sonority

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Able to rig when hit/ struck

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8
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What is malleable

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Able to be hammered into shape without breaking

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9
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What is ductile

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To be drawn into thin wires

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10
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What is a solute

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A solid that dissolves in a liquid

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Solvent

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A liquid that dissolves solute

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Soluble

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Solids that can dissolve in water

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13
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Insoluble

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Solids that cannot dissolve in water

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Solution

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When a solute dissolves in a solvent

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15
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What does miscible and non miscible mean

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When two liquids can mix

When two liquids cannot mix

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16
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Give an example of a miscible liquid

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Ethanol and water

17
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Give an example of a non miscible liquid

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Water and oil

18
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Name the separation technique that separates sand and water
What is the sand called
What is the water called

A

Filtration
Redoute
Filtrate

19
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What is recrystallisation

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When a solute is separated from a solution, by driving away all the solvent molecules

20
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What does a separating funnel do?

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Separates immiscible liquids e.g., water and oil

21
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What is simple distillation

Give an example

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Separates a solute from a solution

Water from salt

22
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In simple distillation what is the liquid collected at the end called

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Distillate

23
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What is fractional distillation

Give examples

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Separates two miscible liquids

Water and ethanol, crude and oil

24
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What piece of equipment makes simple and fractional distillation different

A

Fractionating column

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What is magnetism? | Give an example
Separates a magnetic substance from a non magnetic substance Iron and sulfur
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In chromatography why is pencil used to draw the line?
So the pencil lead does not dissolve the solvent
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What is the top line on the chromatography paper called
Solvent front
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What is the result of chromatography called
Chromatogram
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How can elements, compounds and mixtures be separated detected and analysed
By using... High Performance Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry
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What is HPLC How does it work What are the advantages What are the disadvantages
A type of chromatography which separates components in mixtures The components are dissolved in a solvent and injected into a chromatography column The components then pass along a chromatography column, each component takes their own time to pass along the column- retention time Faster and provide a better separation technique than other chromatography methods Expensive and time
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What is the y and x axis labelled on a HPLC graph
Y, detector signal | X, retention time
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How many peaks does a pure substance produce on a HPLC trace
One
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What is mass spectrometry What are the advantages What are the disadvantages
It measures the mass of particles of a substance Sample used can be very small Impure substance can be hard to analyse, equipment is expensive
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What is the trace called in mass spectrumetry?
Mass spectrum