AQA GCSE Combined Science Chemistry - Chemical Analysis

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What is a pure substance in chemistry?

A single element or compound, not mixed with anything else.

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How can you tell if a substance is pure?

It has a fixed melting and boiling point.

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What is a formulation?

A mixture designed for a specific purpose, made in definite proportions.

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Give examples of formulations.

Medicines, paints, fuels, cleaning agents.

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What is chromatography used for?

To separate and identify substances in a mixture (like inks or dyes).

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What is the mobile phase in chromatography?

The solvent that moves through the paper.

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What is the stationary phase in chromatography?

The paper that stays still

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What determines how far a substance travels in chromatography?

Its solubility and how strongly it sticks to the paper.

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What is the Rf value?

Rf = distance moved by substance Ă· distance moved by solvent

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What is the Rf value always between?

0 and 1

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What is a positive test for hydrogen gas?

A lit splint makes a squeaky pop.

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What is a positive test for oxygen gas?

A glowing splint relights.

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What is a positive test for carbon dioxide gas?

Limewater turns cloudy.

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What is a positive test for chlorine gas?

Damp litmus paper turns white (bleached).

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What is the flame test for lithium?

Crimson red flame.

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What is the flame test for sodium?

Yellow flame.

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What is the flame test for potassium?

Lilac flame.

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What is the flame test for calcium?

Orange-red flame.

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What is the flame test for copper?

Green flame.

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What happens when sodium hydroxide is added to aluminium, calcium, or magnesium ions?

White precipitate forms.

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How do you distinguish between aluminium and the others with sodium hydroxide?

Aluminium dissolves in excess sodium hydroxide.

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What colour precipitate does copper(II) form with sodium hydroxide?

Blue precipitate.

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What colour precipitate does iron(II) form?

Green precipitate.

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What colour precipitate does iron(III) form?

Brown precipitate.

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Which ion causes a white precipitate with silver nitrate?

Chloride ions (in the presence of nitric acid).