Atoms and elements part 2

Cards (16)

  • solute
    The substance that is dissolved by a solvent
  • Dissolve
    When particles of a solute become separated and surrounded by a solvent.
  • solubility
    How easily a substance will dissolve
  • Filter
    A device in which solutions pass through and particles do not.
  • Residue
    The solid substance left over at the end of the filtration process
  • Chromatography
    A way to separate a mixture
  • Chromatography
    The filter paper showing the results of chromatography
  • filtration
    The process of separating an insoluble solid from a solution or liquid
  • Name 3 ways that mixtures can be separated.
    Through chromatography, distillation and filtration
  • give 2 examples of solvents
    Water, nail varnish remover
  • Give 3 examples of solutes
    Sugar, salt, coffee
  • Give 3 examples of solutions
    Tea, salt water , coffee
  • What is the difference between compounds and mixtures in terms of their separation techniques?
    Mixtures can be separated by physical meaning where compounds can not
  • Why do some substances move further up the filter paper than others?
    Some solutes will produce 1 spot, and impure substances will produce more them one spot.
  • what are two errors that can occur when carrying out chromatography?
    Line drawn with a pen, solvent level about the ink being separated
  • How can a chromatograph show the difference between pure and impure substances
    Pure substances will produce one spot, impure substances will produce more then one spot