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Why is an absolute uncertainty more impactful on y than x?

Same absolute uncertainty value but y has a smaller DV so greater proportion of result

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What is the colour of a molecule if it does not absorb any colours from visible light spectrum?

White

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Identify ways of preventing the oxidation of a molecule like vitamin C

  • Store at lower temperature

  • Store in airtight container

  • Store in opaque container

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Why might the colour of a solution revert back to original colour after the end point has been recored in a titration?

Equivalence point no reached

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Suggest why it is important to hypothesis on the outcome of experiments

scientific claims must be falsifiable

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what are the environmental advantages of operating swimming pool at a lower temperature:

  • Reduced production of greenhouse gases e.g. CO2 from combustion of fossil fuels to produce energy

  • Less evaporation of water

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If nothing leaves or a enters the system it is known as a….

closed system

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Why is chlorine not added to swimming pools (or anything) directly?

It is toxic

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Ascorbic acids practical control variables

  • Temperature 

  • Light intensity

  • Type of orange juice use

  • SURFACE area of juice exposed 

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What pair of techniques can be used to separate and isolate a soluble compound from an insoluble one?

  1. Dissolve solution

  2. Filter out insoluble particles

  3. Crystallise substance to isolate

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What can be used to separate two immiscible liquids??

Separatory funnel:

  • Less dense solution will rise to top

  • More dense solution will fall to bottom

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What method can be used to separate a mixture of different boiling points?

Distillation

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What is an advantage of thin layer chromatography over paper chromatography?

Separated components can be recovered as a pure substance by scraping them off of the thin layer solid UNLIKE paper chromatography

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Why does the emission spectrum converge toward the violent end of the spectrum

because energy levels converge at higher levels

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What are the assumptions of ideal gases and how do they contrast to real gases?

  • Collisions are perfectly elastic

  • Particles occupy a negligible volume (not true)

  • Particles have no attractive forces between them (not true)

  • The temperature of gas is proportional to the average kinetic energy

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What are the arguments for and against scandium being a transition metal

For:

  • Partially complete D sub shell

Against:

  • Only forms ONE ions i.e. does not demonstrate variable oxidation states

  • Does not form an ion with a partially complete d sub shell i.e. Sc3+

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How is the electrochemical series arranged

increasing ability to split d orbital

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What is the FUNCTIONAL GROUP name of the following classes of organic compounds:

  • alkene

  • alkyne

  • alcohol

  • carboxylic acid

  • amide ( O=C-NH2)

  • ether (C-O-C)

  • benzene

  • alkenyl

  • alkynyl

  • hydroxyl

  • carboxyl

  • amido

  • alkoxy

  • phenyl

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Describe what is happening at the anode and the cathode of a hydrogen fuel cell

  • Anode: oxidation of H2

  • H2 → 2H+ + 2e-

  • Cathode: reduction of H+ with O2 to form water

  • 4H++ 4e- + O2 → 2H2O

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What are the products of hydrogen fuel cell using ethanol

Anode: carbon dioxide, H+, e-

Cathode: water

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What is an advantage of using the hydrogen fuel cell to release energy as opposed to fossil fuels

The only waste product is water

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Distinguish between fuel and voltaic cells

Fuel cells = constant energy supply whereas voltaic cells have a set number of reactant mols