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Key words for GSCE Chemistry

chromatography Chromatography is used to separate a mixture of substances.
stationary If something is stationary, it means it is still.
mobile If something is mobile, it means it can move.
origin The origin or pencil line is where a substance starts in chromatography.
relight If you relight something, it means you light it again.
glowing A glowing splint has no flame but is still red.
bleached If something has been bleached, it means the colour has been removed.
damp If something it damp, it means it has soaked up water.
Rf The Rf value is calculated by dividing the distance travelled by the substance by the distance travelled by the solvent.
separate If you separate substances, it means you remove them from one another.
precipitate An insoluble compound suspended in solution is called a precipitate.
suspended If something is suspended, it means it is spread through a liquid.

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