Chromatography
Chromatography is used to dissolve a mixture
Chromatography is used to separate and help identify substances in a mixture.
Gas pressure is caused by gravity pulling the gas down.
Gas pressure is caused by gas particles colliding with the walls of the container.
Gas particles are easy to compress because the particles themselves are very small
Gases are easy to compress because there are large spaces between the particles.
If an ink separates into three spots, the ink must contain three different elements
If an ink separates into three spots, the ink must contain three different elements
When you put more air into a balloon, the pressure decreases because the particles have more space
Adding more particles causes more collisions with the walls, increasing the pressure.
When you compress a gas, the particles become smaller.
The particles stay the same size; the spaces between them become smaller.
All substances in a chromatography experiment travel the same distance up the paper.
Different substances travel different distances because they have different interactions with the paper and solvent.
Liquid pressure only acts downwards because gravity pulls the liquid down.
Liquid particles move and collide in different directions, so liquid pressure acts in all directions.
Intermingling means that two different types of particles turn into one type of particle.
Intermingling means different types of particles mix/spread amongst each other while remaining the same particles.