Explain why a pure substance has a sharp melting point, and how this is used.
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Explain what a formulation is and give an example.
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213 marks
Explain the advantages of instrumental methods of analysis such as flame emission spectroscopy.
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293 marks
Describe how to test for halide ions in a solution.
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373 marks
Explain why water is not always a suitable solvent in chromatography.
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