4.5- Calculating with Chemical Change - Stoichiometry Flashcards

1
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To compare two substances through stoichiometric calculations, you must know what?

A

Mole ration between them.

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What is the difference between composition stoichiometry and reaction stoichiometry?

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Composition compares moles of compound to moles of one of its elements, reaction compares moles of two substances.

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In composition stoichiometry, the mole ratio comes from what?

A

Chemical formula.

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In reaction stoichiometry, the mole ratio comes from what?

A

A balanced chemical equation.

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What is the first thing you need to do in reaction stoichiometry?

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Establish a correctly balanced chemical equation.

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What is the simplest calculation of reaction stoichiometry?

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Moles of substance A to moles of substance B.

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To convert between mass and moles you need to know what?

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Mole ratio.

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What shortcut can gases use at STP when converting from volume to volume?

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L gas A = L gas B x (x mole gas A) / (y mole gas B)

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9
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For gases at same temperature and pressure, their mole ratio is all the same, allowing us to:

A

substitue one for the other.

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10
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Molarity expresses what?

A

Moles of solute per litres of solution.

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