Chemical Analysis and Tests flashcards
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This Chemical Analysis and Tests page gathers flashcards on gas tests, flame colors, chromatography and spectroscopy. It is for school students practicing chemical tests and teachers looking for material to use, with mainly secondary-level resources and some university-level material. Explore over 300 flashcards made by more than 250 users, and pick a deck to start studying.
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- Purity and formulations25
- Chromatography34
- Tests for ions178
- Flame tests63
- Tests for cations53
- Tests for anions54
- Tests for gases59
- Tests for ions and gases68
- Tests for organic compounds6
- Quantitative analysis and titrations19
- Instrumental analysis and spectroscopy44
- Mass spectrometry25
- Infrared spectroscopy9
- NMR spectroscopy10
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23 cardsTopic 8 - Chemical analysis What is a pure substance?
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55 cardsAnalytical Techniques What are the main uses for analytical techniques?
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22 cardsQualitative Analysis: Tests for cations and anions aq.NaOH: Dirty green ppt, insoluble in excess, turned reddish brown on standing in air.
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18 cardsChemistry- Testing for gases Testing for gases
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6 cardsFlame Tests Flame Tests What colour does calcium go in a flame test?
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6 cardsFlame tests Flashcards for flame tests (what metal gives what colour flame)
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6 cardsHard and soft water Name the two types of hard water.
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49 cardsChromatography and Spectroscopy Flashcards What is chromatography?
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45 cardsChromatography: applications
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36 cardsMass Spectrometry Hyphenated methods
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36 cards29.1 Chromatography and functional group analysis What is chromatography used for?
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41 cardsMass Spectrometry
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37 cardsNMR spectroscopy.
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21 cardsOrganic synthesis, NMR spectroscopy and chromatography Why do chemists try to limit the number of steps in a conversion?
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18 cardsSpectroscopic methods of analysis How do spectra arise?
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38 cardsTopic 25&26 Qualitive Anaylisis - Triple Paper 2 (edexcel GCSE) Are bases corrosive?
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17 cards23.3 Iodine/thiosulfate redox reactions In iodine-thiosulfate titrations what is oxidised and reduced?
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29 cardsModern analytical techniques Give the 4 main stages of mass spectrometry
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13 cards3.4 Organic Analysis How to test for primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols? (4)
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9 cardsACS Analytical Chemistry - Spec Solution A is analyzed for iron content using colorimetry. A calibration curve (absorbance vs ppm) is prepa...
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22 cardsTesting for functional Groups Give a test for alkenes and its observations
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41 cardsCM2011
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60 cardsTema 11 Classical methods (Wet chemistry methods)
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45 cardsSampling, calibration, quality control and validation Never forget need to know
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93 cardsChem C8 - F What is a pure substance?
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46 cardsNMR The nucleus of some atoms have and overall
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46 cardsChemical Analysis What is a pure substance?
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90 cardschanging cites geography What is urbanisation?
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37 cardsModern analytical techniques Mass Spectrometry stages:
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35 cardsSampling, calibration, quality control and validation part 2 Internal Standard Calculation Modes Two point analysis
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48 cards8.3 Qualitative analysis What does qualitative analysis rely on?
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28 cardsAnalytical Chem Test 2 A Strong Electrolyte
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38 cardsChemistry Chemical Tests What is the test for hydrogen gas?
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24 cardsAAS Flash What is ion separation?
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55 cards3.3 Scientific Detection Flash Cards 2 What is the role of an analytical scientist?
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40 cardsSPA Which chemicals (solutions) are colourless?
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47 cardsChemistry 3 What is meant by 'Qualitative analysis'?
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26 cardsInstrumental Analysis
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35 cardschem 29 define : chromatography
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32 cardsmass spec what does mass spec do
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Start with Flame tests if you want to practice matching elements with flame colors. For questions about how substances are identified, try the deck on chemical analysis that asks about purity and formulations. Its questions give you a way to check what you can recall before looking at the answers.
For gas tests, use the deck that asks how oxygen, hydrogen and other gases are tested and what results to expect. Qualitative Analysis: Tests for cations and anions offers practice with observations from chemical tests.
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Try Flame tests if you want a focused way to practice matching elements with colors. For a broader starting point, use the chemical analysis deck that asks about pure substances, melting and boiling points, and formulations. Choose the one that fits the topic you are studying.
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