3- Quantitative chemistry Flashcards

1
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what does the law of conservation of mass state

A

The law of conservation of mass states that no atoms are lost or made in a chemical reaction

Mass of reactants = massnof products

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2
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Why might changed in mass be seem in a non-enclosed system

A
  • Reactants from the environment can entre the sytsem
  • ractants and products can escape into the environment (commonly gases)
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3
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uncertainty formula

A

range/2

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4
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what is the avogadro constant

A

how many particles in a mol

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5
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what is the limiting reactant

A

the reactant that is fully used up

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6
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equation used by limitig reactant

A

mol of limiting reactant x Relative formula mass of product requested

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7
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what is concentration

A

tells us the mass of a solute in a given volume of solution

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8
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what is a solute

A

a chemical dissolved in solvent

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9
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unit of concentration

A

g/dm^3

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10
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equation for concentration

A

concentration = mass/volume

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11
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if we Increase the mass of solute and keep the volume the same, we ________ the concentration

A

increase

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12
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if we increase the volume of solution and keep the mass of the solute the same, then we ________ the concentration

A

decrease

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13
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equation for percentage by mass

A

% by mass - total atomic mass of atoms/ relative formula mass of compound x100

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14
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quation to calculate the number of atoms in a massof an element

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moles = mass/Ar (Mr for compounds)

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