Planet Earth as a source of Chemicals (PDF)

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This document provides an introduction to the chemicals found in the atmosphere, Earth's crust, and oceans. It details the classification of matter, elements, and compounds, and explores the chemical composition of water.

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2.1 Planet Earth as a source of chemicals major of the chemicals atmosphere source 地殼 Earth's crust :...

2.1 Planet Earth as a source of chemicals major of the chemicals atmosphere source 地殼 Earth's crust : , ocean , and noble nitrogen , oxygen gas sodium chloride & chloride magesium 電解 ↳ electrolysis of sea can produce chlorine, hydrogen and sodium hydroxide metal coal , , petroleum , natural gas 2.2 Classification of matter Pure substances & mixture Matter-anything that occupies space & has mass ↳ be classified into substance & mixtures pure can substances which haven't Mixture = two or more pure chemically combined together Air is not a pure substance mixture of carbon dioxide) ↳ gases (nitrogen oxygen , , , pure substance Elements & compounds Elements = pure substance that can't be broken down into simpler substances by chemical methods substance Sif contains impurities / dissolved substances Ce minerals/salts mixture pure. g. Water (H , O) be broken down into hydrogen (H2l & oxygen it can COS by passing electricity through X element electricity water , hydrogen + oxygen can't be broken down into simpler substances - ~elements Mass of elements in the Earth's crust Calcium 3 6% Oxygen : 46 6 %. :. Silicon : 27 7 %. Sodium : 2 8%. Aluminium : 8 1 %. Potassium : 2 6. % Iron : 5 % Magnesium : 2 1 %. All other elements : 1 5. % Compounds pure substance made up of two or more elements chemically together sodium chlorine ↳ e water carbon dioxide common salt (sodium chloride). g. , , , sugar sodium chloride can be produced by burning a piece of sodium metal (silver solid) in chlorine (yellow-green) gas Mixtures & compounds iron iron (II) + sulphur < sulphide Mixture - Compound Composition by mass variable (can be mixed together in any proportion) fixed Chydrogen & oxygen by mass is always 1: 8 in water formation Changes in no chemical reaction (heat) has chemical reaction (heat absorbed/given out Melting point (m p ).. & a range of temperature (X sharp m. p /b p. ).. a sharp temperature (v sharp m. p & b p.. ). boiling point (b. p. General properties retains its different from its constinent elements own properties many are Separation of constituents methods chemical methods physical Matter-anything that occupies space & has mass I I Mixturee, separation by physical methods > Pure substance X air direct mixing impure substance ↳ mixture of gases (nitrogen oxygen , , carbon dioxide paration by chemical methods Compounds chemical combination Elements broken down into simpler = pure substance made up of two or more = pure substance that can't be elements chemically together substances by chemical methods

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