Edexcel GCSE Chemistry: Topic 2 - States of Matter

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GCSE Chemistry FlashCards sobre Edexcel GCSE Chemistry: Topic 2 - States of Matter, criado por Malachy Moran-Tun em 10-03-2019.
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Particles gain Kinetic Energy when they are ________ Heated Up
Particles that have been heated up have more ________ Kinetic Energy
Name 3 traits of particles in a solid Vibrates in a fixed position Do not switch places Tightly Packed Regularly Arranged All Touching Does not change shape
Name 3 traits of particles in a liquid Moves in a container Swaps places All Touching Irregular Arrangement Some Space Fills Container / Changes Shape
Name 3 traits of particles in a gas Moves quickly Bumps into other particles Not touching Irregular Arrangement Lots of Space Fills Container / Changes Shape
Order the 3 (main) states of matter Solid Liquid Gas
Solid into Liquid is called Melting
Liquid into Gas is called Boiling
Gas into Liquid is called Condensing
Liquid into Solid is called Freezing
Solid into Gas is called Sublimation
Gas into Solid is called Deposition
Using the diagram above, state what is happening between B and C Changing States of Matter from Solid to a Liquid
Using the diagram above, explain why there is no temperature increase between B and C / D and E The energy from the temperature is being used to break apart the bonds in the particles
When there is a change of state, the temperature stays ______ Constant
What is a pure substance? A substance with a composition that: Cannot be changed Is the same in all parts of the substance (all the molecules NOT PARTICLES are the same)
True or False? A pure substance can be separated using physical methods whereas a mixture cannot False, it's the other way round
What does a mixture contain? Elements and/or compounds that are NOT chemically joined, such as sand
What is chromatography used for? Separating the components of dyes/ink/paint/food colouring etc.
Why does chromatography work? The different components have different solubility, meaning that they are separated due to the solubility
What is a solute? A substance that dissolves into a solvent
What is a solvent? A substance that a solute dissolves in
Chromatography Mobile Phase The solvent
Chromatography Stationary Phase The paper
How do you calculate Rf? Distance Travelled by the Substance -------------------------------------------------- Distance Travelled by the Solvent
Rf is always less than 1
Name labels 1-8 1 - Bunsen Burner 2 - Solution 3 - Gas 4 - Thermometer 5 - Condensor 6 - Cooling Water In 7 - Cooling Water Out 8 - Distillate
3 Parts of Purifying Water and what they do Water goes into: 1. Sedimentation Tank to get rid of large rocks 2. Filtration Tower to get rid of any other molecules, dirt etc 3. Chlorination Tank to get rid of bacteria

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