GCSE Chemistry – Mixtures and pure substances
Learning Objectives
-I can define the term “purity”
-I can relate the purity of a substance to melting point data
-I can define the term “formulation”
-I can recall that many useful materials are formulations
-I can suggest chromatographic methods of identifying pure substances
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Question 1 of 26
1. Question
What is the definition of a pure substance?
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Question 2 of 26
2. Question
Which of the following are pure substances?
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3. Question
Which of the following are pure substances?
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4. Question
What is the definition of a mixture?
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5. Question
How can a pure substance and a mixture be differentiated?
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6. Question
What is the definition of a formulation?
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7. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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8. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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9. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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10. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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11. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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12. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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13. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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15. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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16. Question
Which of the following are an example of a formulation?
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17. Question
What are melting and boiling points used for?
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18. Question
Where can melting and boiling points found?
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19. Question
Where can melting and boiling points found?
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20. Question
Describe the effect of impurities on the melting and boiling point of a substance.
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21. Question
Describe the effect of impurities on the melting point of a substance.
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22. Question
Describe the effect of impurities on the boiling point of a substance.
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23. Question
Describe the relationship between the purity of a substance and the melting point range.
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24. Question
Why is chromatography used?
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25. Question
How can a pure substance be seen on a chromatogram?
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Question 26 of 26
26. Question
How can an impure substance be seen on a chromatogram?
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