1.1-1.12 Flashcards

1
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define isotope

A

atoms of the same element with the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons

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2
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define relative isotopic mass

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the mass of a single isotope of and element relative to 1/12 the mass of 1 atom of carbon 12

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3
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define relative atomic mass

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the average mass of an atom of an element relative to 1/12 the mass of one atom of carbon 12

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4
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what is mass spectrometry

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an accurate way of measuring the mass of atoms and molecules

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5
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define relative molecular mass

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the average mass of a molecule compared to 1/12 the mass of one atom of carbon 12

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6
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define Avogadro’s constant

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the number of atoms or molecules in one mole of a substance

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7
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what is an empirical formula

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the simplest whole number ration of elements in a compound.

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8
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which transition metals only have one possible charge

A

silver- Ag^+
zinc- Zn^2+

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9
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what is a salt

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an ionic compound formed when an acid reacts with a base

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10
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what is the water of crystallisation

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the water molecules contained withing hydrated salts. this can be removed using heat to get anhydrous salt compounds

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11
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how is a hydrated salt turned into an anhydrous salt

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by heating the hydrated salt to constant mass.

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12
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how is the degree of hydration determined?

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from the mass of the hydrated salt before and after heating to constant mass. form this the mass of water is calculated, the moles of the salt and water is calculated, then the molar ratio gives you the number of water molecules per salt molecule in the hydrated salt

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13
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what is concentration

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the amount of solute in a given volume of solvent

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14
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what is the limiting reagent

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the reactant that is not in excess that will be used up first, stopping the reaction

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15
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what is Avogadro’s law

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at the same temperature and pressure, one mole of any gas has equal volumes

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16
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whats the volume of gas at RTP (also what is RTP)

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room temperature and pressure:
100,000 Pa
25°C

24dm^3

17
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factors affecting the volume of a gas

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  1. the number of moles. directly proportional
  2. the pressure. inversely proportional
  3. temperature. directly proportional
18
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the 3 factors that make the ideal gas equation invalid

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  1. if pressure is too high,
  2. if the temperature is too low,
  3. if the molecules are too large
19
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whats the percentage yield?

A

the percentage of the theoretical yield actually achieved

20
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what is the percentage atom economy

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the percentage by mass of reactants that end as the desired product. the higher the value the less waste material.

21
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why is the theoretical yield not the actual yield

A
  1. impurities in the reactant
  2. loss of materials in the apparatus
  3. side reactions
22
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whats a precipitation reaction

A

a reaction between two aqueous solutions producing an insoluble product

23
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how is an ionic equation written

A

the spectator ions are removed from the equation. (spectator ions don’t take part in the reaction)

24
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solubility table

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all sodium/potassium/ammonium salts are soluble,

all nitrates are soluble,

most chlorides are soluble (excluding silver/lead)

most sulphates are soluble (excluding strontium/lead/barium

most hydroxides are insoluble (except Na/K/NH4^+)

most carbonates are insoluble (except Na/K/NH4^+)

25
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whats a neutralisation reaction

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when an acid is neutralised with an alkali producing salt and water

26
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difference between a strong and weak acid

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strong acids fully dissociate in water (separate into H+ and a negative ion)

weak acids partially dissociate in water

27
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difference between an acid and a base/alkali

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acids produce H+ ions in water

bases/alkali produce OH- ions in water

28
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whats a base and an alkali

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base- a substance that reacts with an acid in a neutralisation reaction

alkali- a soluble base