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Separation techniques

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  1. 1What is a mixture and give an example?A mixture is made up of 2 or more substances that are not chemically joined.
    e.g.oil and water
  2. 2A pure substance has a ............. and .............. melting pointclear and sharp
  3. 3What is solution and give an example?A solution is a substance that can dissolve in a solvent.
    e.g. Sugar dissolves in water
  4. 4Saturated solution means?A saturated solution means no more solute can be dissolved.
  5. 5Solubility can vary at different temperatures. What is the temperature for the solubility for sugar if there was 100gms of it?the temperature would be 50 degrees
  6. 6What happens when the solute particles are dissolved?The solvent particles surround the solute particles
  7. 7Insoluble means?The substance cannot be dissolved in the solvent.
  8. 8What is filtration?Filtration is when you separate a liquid from an insoluble solid.
  9. 9Another way to separate a liquid from a solid is..............To evaporate the liquid so you get left with the solid.
  10. 10What can you use to collect a pure substance?You can use distillation.
  11. 11What does chromatography allow you to do?It allows you to separate substances in a mixture if they are all soluble in the same solvent.
  12. 12Acids are ............... and .................. so to be safe you should wear ........... and a ............. .corrosive and harful
    goggles and a labcoat
  13. 13State concentration?The measure of how many particles there is in 1 litre of water
  14. 14How can you dilute a solution?By adding water
  15. 15What can a pH scale do?it can tell us how acidic or alkaline a substance is.
  16. 16What is the universal indicator of and colour and acid neutral alkaliacid= red = pH1
    neutral= green = pH7
    alkaline= blue = pH14
  17. 17Mixing an acid with alkali with give you ...a neutral solution - this is a neutralisation reaction
  18. 18acid and alkali equationacid+base=salt=water
    acid+alkali=salt+water
    acid+carbonate=salt+water+carbon dioxide
    acid + metal= salt+hydrogen
  19. 19Sodium hydroxide + hydroxide acid=sodium chloride+water
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Flashcards on Separation techniques, created by mahat034 on 03/10/2015.
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