increases rate of reaction as there are more particle so there is an increase in frequency of successful collisions
effect of increeasing pressurue in a reaction
there is less space for particles to move so increased rate of reaction as there will be an increased frequency of successful collisions
effect of increased sureface area on a reaction
increased rate of reaction as there is ore exposed particles leading to an increased frequency of successful collisions
effect of increasing temp in a reaction
particles will move faster causing particles to have more energy and have an increased frequency of succcessful collisions and so a higher rate of reaction
le chatelier's principle
if a change is made to a system in a dynamic equilibrium, the position moves to counteract this change
effects on decreasing temp on the equilibrium of a reaction
reaction wiill favour the exo reaction.
this is a backwards reaction
conc of reactants will increase
oxygen test
glowing splint
result: splint relights
hydrogen test
squeaky pop test
result: pop
carbon dioxide test
limewater -Ca(OH)2
result: colouress to cloudy
chlorine test
damp litmus paper
result: blue to bleached
chromatography practical
start line w pencil- insoluble
lid- stop solvent from evapourating
paper stationary phase and solvent mobile phase
ink travels up as solvent moves up the paper
flame tests- for metal ions
Li+: crimson
Na+: yellow
K+: lilac
Ca2+: orange-red
Cu2+: green
drops of NaOH
Ca2+: white ppt
Cu2+: light blue ppt
Fe2+: green ppt
Fe3+: brown ppt
Mg2+: white ppt
Al3+: white ppt- excess NaOH: dissolves to colourless
chemical tests- adv
accurate
sensitive
rapid
multiple samples at the same time
limitations of chemical tests
inaccurate
insensitive
slow
order of earth's atmosphere
fire- 4.6 billion years ago
water vapour- 3.4 million years ago
algae/ bacteria- 2.6 billion years ago
oxygen
solutions to climate change
alternative energy
carbon capture
planting trees
international agreements
what is used to separate crude oil
fractional distilation- separates liquids with diff b.p.
longer chains have higherb.p as they have more IMF so are stronger
shorter chains have lower b.p as there sre weak IMF b/w molecules
cracking
break apart long hydrocarbons - steam (high temp) and catalytic
carboxylic acid + metal→ metal alkonate + water
carboxylic acid + base→ metal alkonate + water
carboxylic acid + metal carbonate→ metal alkonate + water + carbon dioxide
formulation
mixture that has been designed for a specific purpose to deliver a commercial product
potable water process
collect water frorm appropriate source
sedimentation- sediment removed
filter it
steralise it
characteristics of potable water
pH between 6.5 and 8.5
dissolved substance (e.g salts) will be present is very small regulated quantities
be free of bacteria or potentially harmful microbes
desalinaion (potable water- purify water) process
heat
evapourate
condensation
collection
reverse osmosis
salty water is put under high pressure, forcing water molecules across a semi-permeable membrane so that nearly pure wayer collects on the other side of the membrane