unit 12 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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solvent

A

substance that dissolves a solute

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solute

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substance that is dissolved in a solvent

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3
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solution

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mixture of one or more solutes dissolved in a solvent

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4
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saturated solution

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solution containing the maximum concentration of a solute dissolved in the solvent at a specified temperature (solute is at saturation point, no more can dissolve)

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5
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residue

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solid substsance that remains after evaporation, distillation, filtration, or any similar process

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6
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filtrate

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liquid or solution that has passed through a filter

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7
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why is paper chromatography used?

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to separate mixtures of soluble coloured substances, using a suitable solvent

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8
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unsaturated ***

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dissolved solute is below saturated point, more can dssolve

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9
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supersaturated ***

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dissolved solute is above saturated point, additional solute gathers at bottom

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10
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filtration

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technique used to separate insoluble substances from soluble substances/compounds

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11
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crystalisation

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technique used to separate a soluble solute from its solution

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12
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6 steps of distillation *

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1) salt water is aqueous
2) heat is added so salt water evaporates to a gas
3) water is at its bp which is 100C
4) this water goes down to the condenser which is cold
5) liquid condenses into a condensate
6) H2O goes into the conical flask and there ends up as the distillate

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13
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Distillation

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-separates 2 or more liquids with different boiling points
-separates soluble solid from solution

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14
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4 ways to separate compounds

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-crystallisation
-distillation
-fractional distillation
-filteration

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15
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solvent front **

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height the solvent reaches on the paper

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16
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Rf value

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fraction, percentage, decimal, or ratio of how far chemical has moved. The total solvent distance

17
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independant variable

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one that changes, x axis

18
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dependant variable

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one you measure, y axis

19
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control variable

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one that stays the same

20
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test for CO2 ***

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If CO2 is present, lime water turns milky

21
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test for ammonia

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damp, red litmus paper turns blue

22
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test for hydrogen ***

A

a lit splint combusts with a squeaky pop

23
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test for oxygen ***

A

a glowing splint relights

24
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downward delivery *

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if gas is more dense than air (heavier), collect this way.

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upward delivery *
if gas is less dense than air (lighter), collect this way
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sulfur dioxide in water
sulfuric acid
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Nitrogen dioxide in water
nitric acid
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hydrogen chloride gas in water (soluble)
hydrochloric acid