Practise MYP Chemistry questions on 2.2 Filtration, Distillation and Chromatography and review the explanations to check your understanding.
Use these questions for topic practice and to find ideas you want to revisit in your notes or lessons.
In a fractional distillation setup, what is the primary purpose of the glass beads or packing inside the fractionating column?
On a completed chromatogram, the term 'solvent front' refers to the:
In paper chromatography, the paper itself acts as the __________ phase.
According to the textbook, which method is appropriate for purifying drinking water in remote areas?
Filtration is a technique used specifically to separate __________ mixtures consisting of a solid and a liquid.
To react with impurities and remove them
To act as a filter for solid particles in the vapor
To increase the surface area for repeated condensation and evaporation
To absorb heat and prevent the mixture from boiling
starting line where the mixture was originally placed
total length of the chromatography paper used
point where the most soluble component stopped moving
furthest point reached by the solvent on the stationary phase
volatile
mobile
gaseous
stationary
gaseous
Fractional distillation
High performance liquid chromatography
Simple distillation
Paper chromatography
heterogeneous
homogeneous
saturated
