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Chemical Analysis

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Total cards: 13•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is Quantitative analysis and data

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information about quantities and numbers

#2
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What can Quantitative analysis and data be used for

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It can be used to measure the amount of a chemical in a sample. For example, measuring the concentration of a chemical.

#3
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What is Qualitative analysis

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It is more descriptive and is often described in words and describes qualities or characteristics

#4
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What is Qualitative data used for

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Can be used to determine then presence of a substance in a sample. For example, flame tests can be used to determine the presence of a chemical.

#5
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What is a precipitation reaction

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A precipitation reaction is a chemical reaction where two soluble salts in an aqueous solution combine, leading to an insoluble salt being formed as a product.

#6
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What is the insoluble product formed in a precipitation reaction

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This insoluble product formed is called a precipitate.

#7
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How do you test for hydrogen

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By lighting a splint and inserting it into a test tube with hydrogen gas suspected to be in it. If hydrogen is present, it will burn with a pop.

#8
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How do you test for oxygen

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Insert a glowing splint into a test tube with oxygen suspected to be in it. If oxygen is present it will relight the splint.

#9
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How do you test for Carbon dioxide

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Bubble gas through lime water. If carbon dioxide is present it will turn lime water cloudy.

#10
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What does insoluble mean

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Cannot be dissolved

#11
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What is a solution

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A liquid in which a smaller component (solute) is distributed uniformly within a larger component (solvent).

#12
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What is a solute

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A minor component in a solution, dissolved in a solvent.

#13
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What is a solvent

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A substance that dissolves other substances