Chromatography is used to identify substances as well to separate them. For example, a dye used in feed colouring can be identified by chromatographing it alongside known dyes. It they travel at the same rates in a solvent then the food dye is safe. In this way a chemist can fund out whether a dye used in our food is a permitted one or an illegal one.
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(i) Oily and greasy –
(ii) Blood stains –...(Solved)
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(a) Cleansing agents for removing these stains from your school dress:
(i) Oily and greasy –
(ii) Blood stains –
(iii) Perspiration stains –
(b) A drying agent for ammonia gas –
(c) A solvent for paint –
(d) A gas which cannot be collected over water –
(e) A solid that sublimes –
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(a) Coloured extracts of grass dissolved in ethanol.
(b) Kerosine from Crude oil.
(c) Paraffin from water.
(d)...(Solved)
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(a) Coloured extracts of grass dissolved in ethanol.
(b) Kerosine from Crude oil.
(c) Paraffin from water.
(d) Iron filings from Sulphur powder.
(e) Ammonium chloride from Sodium chloride.
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i) What is the purpose of filtration unit I
ii) What is the name of process X
What is the purpose of
I.Process X
II.Addition of sodium hypochlorite
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i) What type of hardness was present in the water?
ii) Explain how the hardness can be removed.
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ii) Identify the ions and cations in the solution.
iii) On the diagram label the cathode.
iv) Write ionic equations for the reactions that took place at the anode
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(b)Explain your answer in (a) above.
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(a) Identify
(i) the metal ions in solution K.
(ii) the white precipitate L.
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