Pure substance is only made up of one element or compound
Mixture is lost of substances mixed up toghether but not BONDED
What do impure/mixtures melt over
Range of tempatures (shown by slanted line on grap)
What do pure substance have
Specific melting and boiling point (shown by flat line on graph)
Filtration is used to separate insoluble solid from liquid
Crystallization is used to separate soluble solid from solution(soluble solids dissolve in liquid to form solution)
Crystallization steps
Solution is heated by bunsen berner
Liquid in solution evaporates
Solution is more concentrated
Solid crystals form on edge of dish
When liquid evaporates dry crystals left behind
In simple distillation the liquids have to have different boiling points to be seperated
Distillation apparatus consists of flask, condenser, thermometer, delivery tube and water bath
Simple distillation steps(seperatingpurenwater from salty seawater )
Heat solution in flask attached to condensor
As solution heats the part of liquid with lowest boiling point evaporates first(water evaporates)
Water then travels as vapor through condenser and turns into pure liquid
Potable water is water that is safe to drink and is free from harmful bacteria and other microorganisms
Fractional distillation is when we want to separate two or more substances which all have similar boiling points but are not miscible (do not mix together).
How to make waste and ground water potable
Sedimentation(large insolubleproducts will sink to bottom of )
Filtration(filter all small particles out)
Chlorination(remove any pathogens or microorganisms)
Simple distillation is used to seperate solvent from solution
Making sea water portable using distillation
Filter seawater
Boil it
Water vapour is cooled and condensed
Water used in analysis must be pure because any dissolved salts could react with substance you are analysing leaving you with fake result
Changes of state are physical changes . Why aren't they chemical changes??
No new substances are formed during changes of state
If given tempature is below melting point it's a
Solid
If given tempature is above boiling point
Gas
If given tempature is between melting and boiling point it's a
Liquid
During meltingevaporating and boiling the particles gain energy, which is used to break or overcome:
some of the bonds between particles during melting
all the remaining bonds between particles during evaporating or
boiling
For freezing and condensation to happen what needs to be transferred
Energy
Why do particles lose energy during freezing and condensation