1.6 Calculations Involving Masses Flashcards

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What is the Empirical formula?

A

The simplified formula

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List the limitations of the following models when representing ionic compounds:
Dot and Cross
2D diagrams
3D diagrams

A

Dot and Cross-No lattice structure or ionic bonds
2D diagrams-Only shows one layer, doesn’t show formation of ions
3D diagrams-Shows spaces between the ions, doesnt show charges

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List the limitations of the following models when representing covalent molecules:
Dot and Cross diagrams
Ball and Stick diagrams

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Dot and Cross-doesn’t show relative sizes of atoms or intermolecular forces
Ball and Stick diagrams-Bonds shown as sticks rather than forces, doesn’t show how covalent bonds form

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4
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How do you calculate the relative formula mass of a compound?

A

Add together all the relative atomic masses of the elements in the compound

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5
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What 2 values could be used to calculate the empirical formula of a simple compound?

A

Reacting masses or percentage Composition

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6
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What is the molecular formula?

A

Actual number of atoms of each element in a compound

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7
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What is the law of the conversation of mass?

A

No matter is lost or gained during a chemical reaction

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8
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If a reaction is carried out in a closed system what can you say about the total mass of the reaction throughout the experiment?

A

Mass stays constant

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9
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If a reaction is carried out in an open flask and a gas is produced, what can you say about the total mass of the reaction throughout the experiment?

A

Mass decreases as the gas escapes

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10
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What equation links mass, moles, and relative atomic mass?

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Mass (g)=Moles x relative atomic mass

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How can you calculate concentration in g/dm3?

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concentration (g/dm3)=Mass(g) x Volume (dm3)

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12
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What is the Avogardo constant?

A

The number of atoms, molecules or ions in 1 mole of a given substance

6.02 x 10^23

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13
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What formula links Avogardos constant, moles and number of particles?

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Number of particles = Avogardos constant x moles

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14
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What is a limiting reagent in a chemical reaction?

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The chemical that is used up first in a reaction preventing the formation of more product.

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