2.1.3 Amount Of Substance - The Mole Flashcards

1
Q

What’s the mass and charge of protons

A

Mass - 1

Charge - +1

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2
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What’s the mass and charge of electrons

A

Mass - 1/1840

Charge - -1

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3
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What’s the mass and charge of neutrons

A

Mass - 1

Charge - 0

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4
Q

What’s the mass number
Another name for it
Where is it

A

Number of protons and neutrons
(Nucleon number)
Bottom number

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5
Q

What’s the atomic number
Another name for it
Where is it

A

Number or protons
(Proton number)
Top number

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6
Q

Why are protons and neutrons the only ones that contribute to mass number

A

They only have a mass

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7
Q

What’s the relative atomic mass (Ar)

A

The weighted mean mass of 1 atom of an element relative to 1/12 of the mass of an atom of 12C

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8
Q

Where’s the relative atomic mass on the periodic table

A

It’s the mass number of an element

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9
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What’s the relative molecular mass (just need to know what it is)

A

The weighted mean mass of 1 molecule of an element/compound relative to 1/12 the mass of an atom of 12C

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10
Q

What’s the value of Avogadro’s number

A

6.02 x 10(23)

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11
Q

What’s 1 mole

Why is this called this

A

6.02 x 10(23)

Called mole for convenience

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12
Q

What’s 1 mole (6.02 x 10(23) the exact number if atoms of an element needed for

A

A mass (in g) equal to its mass number

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13
Q

Definition of 1 mole

A

The amount of substance that contains as many particles as there are atoms in exactly 12g of carbon-12

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14
Q

What’s the equation for number of moles

A

Moles = mass (g)/Mr (gmol-1)

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15
Q

What can u work out first when mole equations involve balanced equations

A

Mr from periodic table

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16
Q

How many dm’3 in 1000cm3

A

1dm3

17
Q

How many litres in 1000cm3/1dm3

A

1 litre

18
Q

What’s 1dm3 the same as

A

1 litre

19
Q

What’s the concentration of a solution

A

The amount it solid material (solute) dissolved in a certain volume of liquid (solvent)

20
Q

When is a solution more concentrated

A

The more solute dissolved in the liquid

21
Q

What can concentration be measured in

A

Gdm-3

22
Q

What’s the equation to work out concentrations with gdm-3

A

Conc = m/v

M = c x v

23
Q

What’s volume measured in

A

Dm’3

24
Q

But what’s concentration usually measured in

A

Moldm-3

25
Q

How do you convert gdm-3 to moldm-3

A

Gdm-3 = moldm-3 x Mr

26
Q

What can moldm-3 also be termed

A

‘Molar’ unit (M)

27
Q

How do you convert backwards from Moldm-3 -> gdm-3

A

Moldm-3 x Mr

28
Q

What’s the most important concentration equation

A

Conc = moles/volume

N = c x v