End of Term Chemistry Exam Study Guide

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Flashcards covering the essential topics for the End of Term Exam, including Titration, Thermometric Titration, Acids and Bases, Salt Preparation, and Chromatography based on the lecture guidelines.

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In titration calculations, what must be determined before calculating the average volume from a list of titre values?

Identify which specific values from the list must be used for the average.

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Which laboratory instrument must students be able to read for titration questions?

The burette.

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What are the three core mole calculations required for titration?

  1. Calculate the average volume from a list of titre values, 2. Calculate the number of moles from a standard solution, and 3. Calculate the number of moles for an unknown.
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How should a student represent an unknown oxidation state when calculating it for an element in a compound?

Use xx for the unknown.

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Which four redox-related terms require definitions for the exam?

Oxidation, reduction, oxidizing agents, and reducing agents.

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What should students practice using past paper questions to master Titration?

The steps for titration.

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What are the two main components of the Thermometric Titration topic?

Titration calculations and the drawing of a graph.

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Which five terms require definitions under the Acids and Bases topic?

Acid, base, acid salt, normal salt, and the pH scale.

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What are the two practical testing requirements for Acids and Bases?

The use and purpose of litmus paper and the test for gases.

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What is the general reaction equation provided for acids?

Acid+BaseSalt+Water\text{Acid} + \text{Base} \rightarrow \text{Salt} + \text{Water}

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What two items must be studied for the Laboratory Preparation of Salts?

The flow chart and the steps.

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Which two specific salts must students be able to explain the preparation of?

Lead Iodide and Copper (II) sulphate.

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What is the exam requirement for Chromatography?

Plan and Design.