C12 Chemical Analysis

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  • C12 Chemical Analysis
    • C12.1 Pure Substances and Mixtures
      • pure - one substance in a compound or element
        • melt + boil specific temperatures at fixed points = identify substance
      • impure - mixture of substance
        • melt + boil at range of tempratures
      • formulation - a mixture designed to produce a useful product
        • paint
          • pigment - colour
          • binder - paint attach to object
          • solvent - spread paint
    • C12.2 Analysing Chromatograms
      • mobile phase - solvent
        • Rf values measured against databases to identify substances
      • stationary phase - paper
        • stronger attraction to stationary phase will not travel as far
    • C12.3 Testing for Gases
      • hydrogen - pop when apply lighted splint
      • CO2 - limewater goes cloudy
      • oxygen - relights a glowing splint
      • chlorine - bleaches damp blue litmus paper white
    • C12.4 Tests for positive ions
      • flame tests
        • method - 1. nichrome wire loop heated to clean 2.dipped in hydrochloric acid 3. dipped into metal compound 4.hold in Bunsen burners
          • Lithium Li+ - crimson
          • Sodium Na+ - yellow
          • Potassium K+ - lilac
          • Calcium Ca2+ - orange red
          • Copper Cu2+ - green
      • sodium hydroxide tests
        • Al2+, Ca2+, Mg2+ = white preciptate
        • Cu2+ - blue preciptate
        • Fe2+ - green preciptate
        • Fe3+ - brown preciptate
    • C12.5 Tests for negative ions
      • carbonate test
        • add dilute acid to produce CO2
          • limewater goes cloudy
      • halide test
        • add nitric acid (dissolve compound) + silver nitrate solution
          • chloride Cl- = white precipitate
          • bromide Br- = cream preciptate
          • iodide I- = yellow preciptate
      • sulfate test
        • add hydrochloric acid
        • precipitate = barium ions, white = sulfate ions

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