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1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
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Tests for Gases 1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper, it white Luring it Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside tube containg oxygen, relighting the splint dioxide - You can rest for carbon through a solution of dioxide by by bubbling it through limewater. It will turn cloudy hold test 3.) Carbon 4.) Hydrogen - If you of a test tube containing hydrogen you'll get a 'squeky pop' means -Cracking -Methods of cracking •Steam cracking • Catalytic cracking 8 splitting up long-chain hydrogens flame test to identify metal ions •Lithium ions - Burns with a crimson flame •Sodium ions- Bums with a yellow flame • Potassium ions - Burns with a lilac plame • Calcium ions - Burns with an orange-red flame • Copper ions- Burns with a green flame. Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water → Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of a lit splint at the end Reaction = a Amount Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Chemistry notes Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water →→ Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of Reaction = Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Crude oil - Crude oil is a fossil fuel found in rocks and is made over a long period of time -Non-renewable fuel - Uses in modern day life: •Transport •Polymers (long-chain molecules) -Hydrocarbons range of diffrent sizes -The properties of hydrocarbons affect how they're used for fuels in crude oil are a fractional Distilation - Crude oil is a mixture of lots of...

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diffrent hydrocarbons, the diffrent compounds in crude oil are seperated by fractional 20 °C distilation Butane & Propane Crude Oil The oil is heated in a furnace 150°C TITL 200 °C 300°C கூட 370 °C 400 °C Petrol Kerosene Diesel Fuel Oil Lubricating oil, Parrafin Wax, Asphalt splitting up long-chain hydrogens means -Cracking -Methods of cracking Steam cracking • Catalytic cracking -Alkenes have a C=C double bond - Alkenes burn with a smokey flame - Alkenes react via addition reaction substance is -In chemistry, a pure substance contains one compound or element is -Boiling and melting point tells you is Evolution the atmosphere of Phase one-Volcanoes something how only pure a out gave gases -Early atmosphere was mostly carbon dioxide -Volcanoes also released nitrogen, water vapour and small amounts of methane Phase two-Oceans, algae and green plants -Overtime, a lot of carbon dioxide was removed from the atmosphere -Lots oceans of carbon dioxide dissolved in the -When green plants and algea evolved, they look in some carbon dioxide during photosynthesis Phase three-Green plants and algea produced oxygen - Algea evolved 2.7 billion and years ago build up billion, making oxygen green plants over the next and climate change greenhouse gas gases include carbon dioxide, methane and Greenhouse -Carbon dioxide is gases - Greenhouse water vapour - Some forms of human activity increases the amount of greenhouse gases, such as: Deforistation • Burning fosil fuels Agriculture • Creating waste - Increasing carbon dioxide is linked with climate change temperature of the earth's - Over the the years, average Surface has increased, which is caused by human activity -Climate change Such as: • Ice melting in the Artic or antartic, Killing sea levels to rise and causing Change in rainful • Storms become more. frequent and seure can have dangerous consequences habitats Carbon footprint -Carbon footprints are dioxide and other greenhouse gases released cyck of something. Examples: •A Service •An event • A product -There are Using renewable ways •Using Sources less a process uses • Governments putting a limit on - Making reduction is still difficult the amount measure of to reduce carbon footprint, such as: energy that Air pollution -Combustion of fossil fuels release particles Complete • around all over to prevent rusting: barrier -Main ways • Coat iron with • More reactive metals. a of the full carbon and gases combustion - When theres plenty of oxygen of the fuel burns energy emmisions companies make -Incomplete combustion - When there isn't enough oxygen the fuel does not burn around some of Corrosion -Iron and steel corrode more than aluminium - Experiments show that air and water are needed for iron to cust

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Tests for
Gases
1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
tube cont
Tests for
Gases
1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
tube cont
Tests for
Gases
1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
tube cont
Tests for
Gases
1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
tube cont
Tests for
Gases
1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper,
it white
Luring it
Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside
tube cont

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Tests for Gases 1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper, it white Luring it Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside tube containg oxygen, relighting the splint dioxide - You can rest for carbon through a solution of dioxide by by bubbling it through limewater. It will turn cloudy hold test 3.) Carbon 4.) Hydrogen - If you of a test tube containing hydrogen you'll get a 'squeky pop' means -Cracking -Methods of cracking •Steam cracking • Catalytic cracking 8 splitting up long-chain hydrogens flame test to identify metal ions •Lithium ions - Burns with a crimson flame •Sodium ions- Bums with a yellow flame • Potassium ions - Burns with a lilac plame • Calcium ions - Burns with an orange-red flame • Copper ions- Burns with a green flame. Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water → Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of a lit splint at the end Reaction = a Amount Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Chemistry notes Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water →→ Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of Reaction = Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Crude oil - Crude oil is a fossil fuel found in rocks and is made over a long period of time -Non-renewable fuel - Uses in modern day life: •Transport •Polymers (long-chain molecules) -Hydrocarbons range of diffrent sizes -The properties of hydrocarbons affect how they're used for fuels in crude oil are a fractional Distilation - Crude oil is a mixture of lots of...

Tests for Gases 1.) Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches damp litmus. paper, it white Luring it Oxygen- If you put a glowing splint inside tube containg oxygen, relighting the splint dioxide - You can rest for carbon through a solution of dioxide by by bubbling it through limewater. It will turn cloudy hold test 3.) Carbon 4.) Hydrogen - If you of a test tube containing hydrogen you'll get a 'squeky pop' means -Cracking -Methods of cracking •Steam cracking • Catalytic cracking 8 splitting up long-chain hydrogens flame test to identify metal ions •Lithium ions - Burns with a crimson flame •Sodium ions- Bums with a yellow flame • Potassium ions - Burns with a lilac plame • Calcium ions - Burns with an orange-red flame • Copper ions- Burns with a green flame. Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water → Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of a lit splint at the end Reaction = a Amount Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Chemistry notes Photosynthesis Carbon dioxide + water →→ Glucose + Oxygen Mean Rate of Reaction = Amount of reactant used / amount of product formed Time Crude oil - Crude oil is a fossil fuel found in rocks and is made over a long period of time -Non-renewable fuel - Uses in modern day life: •Transport •Polymers (long-chain molecules) -Hydrocarbons range of diffrent sizes -The properties of hydrocarbons affect how they're used for fuels in crude oil are a fractional Distilation - Crude oil is a mixture of lots of...

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diffrent hydrocarbons, the diffrent compounds in crude oil are seperated by fractional 20 °C distilation Butane & Propane Crude Oil The oil is heated in a furnace 150°C TITL 200 °C 300°C கூட 370 °C 400 °C Petrol Kerosene Diesel Fuel Oil Lubricating oil, Parrafin Wax, Asphalt splitting up long-chain hydrogens means -Cracking -Methods of cracking Steam cracking • Catalytic cracking -Alkenes have a C=C double bond - Alkenes burn with a smokey flame - Alkenes react via addition reaction substance is -In chemistry, a pure substance contains one compound or element is -Boiling and melting point tells you is Evolution the atmosphere of Phase one-Volcanoes something how only pure a out gave gases -Early atmosphere was mostly carbon dioxide -Volcanoes also released nitrogen, water vapour and small amounts of methane Phase two-Oceans, algae and green plants -Overtime, a lot of carbon dioxide was removed from the atmosphere -Lots oceans of carbon dioxide dissolved in the -When green plants and algea evolved, they look in some carbon dioxide during photosynthesis Phase three-Green plants and algea produced oxygen - Algea evolved 2.7 billion and years ago build up billion, making oxygen green plants over the next and climate change greenhouse gas gases include carbon dioxide, methane and Greenhouse -Carbon dioxide is gases - Greenhouse water vapour - Some forms of human activity increases the amount of greenhouse gases, such as: Deforistation • Burning fosil fuels Agriculture • Creating waste - Increasing carbon dioxide is linked with climate change temperature of the earth's - Over the the years, average Surface has increased, which is caused by human activity -Climate change Such as: • Ice melting in the Artic or antartic, Killing sea levels to rise and causing Change in rainful • Storms become more. frequent and seure can have dangerous consequences habitats Carbon footprint -Carbon footprints are dioxide and other greenhouse gases released cyck of something. Examples: •A Service •An event • A product -There are Using renewable ways •Using Sources less a process uses • Governments putting a limit on - Making reduction is still difficult the amount measure of to reduce carbon footprint, such as: energy that Air pollution -Combustion of fossil fuels release particles Complete • around all over to prevent rusting: barrier -Main ways • Coat iron with • More reactive metals. a of the full carbon and gases combustion - When theres plenty of oxygen of the fuel burns energy emmisions companies make -Incomplete combustion - When there isn't enough oxygen the fuel does not burn around some of Corrosion -Iron and steel corrode more than aluminium - Experiments show that air and water are needed for iron to cust