Pure substances and formulations (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards

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Pure substance definition

Contains only one element or one compound

Melting point of a pure substance

Sharp - melts at one exact temperature

Melting point of an impure substance

Variable - melts over a range of temperatures

Formulation definition

Mixture specially designed for a specific job

Key feature of formulation components

Each serves a specific function or purpose

Examples of formulations

Paints, medicines, cleaning products, fuels, fertilisers

Components in paint formulations

Pigments (colour), binders (stick), solvents (spread)

Medicine formulation components

Active ingredients + other substances for absorption

Method to separate mixtures

Using physical methods

Use of filtration

Separating solids and liquids

Use of distillation

Separating liquids with different boiling points

Use of chromatography

Separating dissolved substances

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