chemistry revision

Cards (18)

  • Filtering
    Use a funnel, filter paper and a beaker, pour the liquid into the filter paper leaving behind any residue
  • Distillation
    Heat up a liquid, tube catches the evaporated liquid, when it cools it condenses and runs down the tube, separates liquids with different boiling points
  • Evaporation
    Use an evaporating bowl to evaporate the liquid and leave the solid that had dissolved inside
  • Chromatography
    Draw a pencil line, put pen dots on the line, hang it over a beaker so the tip touches the solvent, solvent travels up the paper separating the colors
  • Solution
    A mixture of a solvent and a solute (a solvent is the liquid that the solute dissolves in)
  • Element
    A material made up of only one type of atom that cannot be broken down
  • Compound
    Two or more elements that are chemically bonded and can be broken down
  • Mixture
    Two or more elements/compounds that are separated
  • Alloy
    A substance formed from the combination of two or more metals, or a metal and a non-metal, to increase the properties of the base materials
  • Saturated
    No more solute can dissolve in the solvent
  • Dissolve
    The solute cannot be seen in the solvent anymore, the mass does not change
  • Non-metals
    • Brittle, not good conductors of heat or electricity, not strong, low boiling points, dull
  • Metals
    • Strong, good conductors of electricity and heat, malleable, high boiling points, shiny
  • Elements are where only the same type of atom is in a mixture or where only the same type of atoms are joined together
  • Compounds are where two or more different elements are joined together
  • Mixtures are where you have a mixture of different elements or compounds but not all of them are joined together
  • Alloys are created by melting the materials together and then allowing them to solidify, resulting in a new material with properties that may differ from those of its individual components
  • Compound names
    • Carbon dioxide - carbon and oxygen
    • Sodium chloride - sodium and chlorine