Required Practical: Analysis & Purification of Water Samples (AQA GCSE Chemistry Combined Science): Flashcards

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Required Practical: Analysis & Purification of Water Samples
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Purpose of water analysis practical

Analyse and purify water samples to determine quality

pH of pure water

7 (neutral)

Tools used to measure pH of water

pH probe or universal indicator paper

Purpose of pH testing in water analysis

Check acidity or alkalinity of water

Method to test for dissolved solids in water

Weigh basin, evaporate water, reweigh to check for solid residue

Expected residue when pure water evaporates

No solid residue

Purpose of distillation in water purification

Separate pure water from dissolved solids and impurities

Key apparatus for distillation setup

Conical flask, delivery tube, condenser, receiving beaker

Process during distillation of water

Water boils, evaporates, vapour cools and condenses

Expected result after distilling water

Water free of impurities

Expected pH of distilled water

Close to 7

Harm from acidic/alkaline water samples

Irritation to eyes or skin

Sources of error in distillation practical

Contamination of samples or loss of water during distillation

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