3.2 Masses Of Atoms And Moles Flashcards

1
Q

What is the shorthand for relative formula mass?

A

Mr

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2
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What is a mole?

A

The relative atomic mass of an element in grams (usually shown in periodic tables)

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3
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What atom do we use as a standard atom to compare the masses of all other atoms?

A

Carbon 12

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4
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What is the shorthand for relative atomic mass?

A

Ar

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5
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What does the Ar of an element depend on?

A

The isotopes the element contains, the Ar is an average of the isotopes however it usually ends up, when rounded, as the mass number of the main isotopes

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6
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Why is the Ar of chlorine not a whole number?

A

It has 2 main isotopes and the Ar is an average value

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How do you find the relative formula mass?

A

Add together the Ar’s of all the atoms in its formula

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8
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When is using moles useful?

A

When we need to work out how much of a substance reacts or how much product we will get

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