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Chemistry Atp Igcse Revision
Chemistry Atp Igcse Revision
1. Spatula
• unreacted
• still solid
• insoluble
Define Solubility
• Heat/boil mixture
• condense the vapor
Why is thermometer bulb placed as shown and not in the mixture of alcohols?
• use of burette
• pipette
• gas syringe
• weighed amount of limiting reagent
• repeat experiment (and average)
• clean the reactant/remove oxide layer
• heat /reduce
• weigh tin
• stir
• filter mixture (if heated to >40 °C then need to cool and filter)
• heat to 40 °C
• stir
• heat to 40 °C
• stir
• filter
• evaporate;
• leave to cool;
Why must the electrolysing object be very clean and free of grease?
Why was the burette washed with- (i) Distilled water, (ii) Acid to be added
hydrated/water;
Acidic
Basic
Indicator Types
• Universal indicator.
• Litmus.
• Phenolphthalein.
• Methyl orange.
What could have been used to apply a mixture onto the paper in chromatography?
Why does sometimes the mixture on the baseline in paper chromatography not
move?
Compound is insoluble in given solvent
Explain why cotton wool was used in the neck of the conical flask
You are provided with samples of three metals, tin, zinc and silver. Plan an
investigation to show the order of reactivity of these three metals. You are provided
with common laboratory apparatus and dilute acids.
• Method 1:
o Monitoring the reaction of the metal with acid
o named acid;
o same or stated volume of (same concentration of) acid;
o fair test idea, i.e., same surface area/ size/ mass / amount
metal;
o measure volume of gas / count bubbles / temperature
change/ observe complete reaction;
o suitable reference to time;
o conclusion/ comparison, e.g., most effervescence = most
reactive;
• Method 2:
o Displacement reaction from:
o react each metal;
o with named acid;
o to prepare salt solution of each;
o react each metal with each solution of salt; observe if
displacement occurs;
o conclusion/ comparison;
Suggest what could be used to hang the piece of limestone from the stand over the
heat. Explain your answer.
In what position should the air hole of the Bunsen burner be?
1. Open
Inert Electrodes
• Platinum
• Graphite(carbon)
• Gold
• Rhodium
• Copper
• Zinc
• Lead
• Silver
• chlorine produced;
• poisonous /toxic;
What type of chemical reaction occurred when magnesium reacted with sulfuric
acid?
1. Brown Precipitate
Tooth bright toothpaste contains three compounds, sodium fluoride, calcium carbonate and water. Calcium
carbonate is insoluble in water and sodium fl uoride is soluble in water.
Plan an investigation to find out the percentage of calcium carbonate present in this toothpaste. You are
provided with common laboratory apparatus.
A solution of dilute sulfuric acid was electrolysed for 1 hour. Suggest why the pH of
the solution decreased during the electrolysis
How would you know when to stop heating a solution in an evaporating dish?
The label on a bottle of orange drink stated ‘contains no artificial colours. A scientist thought that the orange
colour in the drink was a mixture of two artificial colours: • Sunset Yellow E110 • Allura Red E129
Plan an investigation to show that the orange colour in the drink did not contain these two artificial colours.
You are provided with samples of E110, E129 and the orange colouring from the drink. You are also
provided with common laboratory apparatus. You may draw a diagram to help answer the question.
• chromatography;
• (pencil) baseline/ origin;
• apply orange colour to paper;
• and samples of both E110 and E129;
• solvent/ named solvent;
• check heights of spots of E colours against orange drink;
• conclusion/ allow comparison to known Rf values;
Suggest why small glass beads are used in the fractionating column instead of large
glass beads.
1. Larger surface area of overreactive higher boiling point liquids
to condense and fall back into the flask to liquid.
The gas given off was tested with damp litmus paper (2 marks)
Ethane dioic acid dihydrate, H2C2O4.2H2O, is a white crystalline solid. This acid is
water-soluble and is found in rhubarb leaves. Plan an investigation to obtain crystals
of ethane dioic acid dihydrate from some rhubarb leaves. You are provided with
common laboratory apparatus, water and sand.
• extraction
• cut leaves up/ small pieces / grind/ crush
• use of pestle/ mortar
• add water
• sand
• boil/ heat/ stir/ mix / shake
• separation decant/ filter
• obtaining crystals evaporate/ heat solution
• to crystallising point/until crystals start to form
• leave to cool