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22 Cards in this Set
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1 + ions
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copper1, ammonium.
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2 + ions
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iron 2 , copper 2 , zinc , lead 2
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3 plus ions
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aluminium, iron 3 , chromium 3 ( Cr- )
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2 minus ions
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oxide, carbonate , sulphate , sulphide, dichromate 5,
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1 minus ions
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halogens and hydroxide , nitrate, hydrogen carbonate, hydrogen sulphate, chlorate 1 , ethanoate and cyanide
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in the case of simple ions, the oxidation state shows...
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the charge on the ion
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simple anions have a name ending in
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ide, e.g. Cl minus
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ate and ite endings usually indicate that...
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oxygen is present . They are oxyanions. e.g sulphate and sulphide
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an acid is ...
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a proton donor
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vaporisation
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an element injected at low pressures - gaseous atoms are produced
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ionisation
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atoms of the element are bombarded with a stream of high energy electrons from an electron gun - when a high energy electron hits an atom, an electron is knocked out of the atom to produce a positive ion . 2 e minus .
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acceleration
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the positive ions are accelerated by an electric field and focussed into a beam by passing through slits
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deflection
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the fast moving beam of ions is deflected by a magnetic field
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detection
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ions hit a charged plate - electron are transferred from the plate to the positive ions. a small current produced. size of current is proportional to the abundance or number of the ions
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the greater the m z ratio ...
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greater magnetic field strength needed to bring ions to the detector
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a mass spectrometer separates the different ions by...
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increase strength of magnetic field so ions of increasing m z are successfully brought to the detector
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ions with the same m z value will...
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behave in the same way in the mass spectrometer
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removal of 2 electrons unlikely because...
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takes a lot more energy . less likely to happen. peak will be smaller as small abundance
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gas in car exhaust gases. peak at 28 m z 28.0061
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N2
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