5. formula, equations and amounts of substance Flashcards

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what is the mole

A

unit of measurement for substances

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2
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what is avogadros constant

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6.022x10^23

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3
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what is relative atomic mass

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the mean mass of an element relative to 1/12th of the mass of an atom of carbon-12

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4
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what is relative molecular mass

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the mean mass of a molecule of a compound relative to 1/12th of the mass of an atom of carbon-12

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5
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what is empirical formula

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the simplest whole number ration of atoms of each element in a compound

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6
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what is molecular formula

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the actual number of each atom in the molecule.

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7
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how to work out the multiplier to scale up the empirical formula

A

true Mr/empirical Mr

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8
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what is the ideal gas equation

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pV = nRT = mRT/Mr
p = pressure
v = volume
n = moles
R = 8.31 ideal gas constant
T = temperature in Kelvin
m = mass

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9
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what is percentage yield

A

how much of the maximum amount of product you obtained during an experiment.

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10
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equation for percentage yield

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(experimental mass/ theoretical mass) x 100

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11
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what is atom economy

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a measure of efficiency as it measures the proportion of reactant that is converted into the desired product

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12
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equation for atom economy

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(Mr desired product / sum or Mr reactants) x 100

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13
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what is a titration

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a practical method where a standard solution of a known concentration is reacted with an unknown concentration in order to determine its concentration.

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14
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how to create a standard solution

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  1. weigh solid in boat
  2. weigh boat
  3. record different in mass
  4. add water and stir glass until dissolved
  5. transfer to volumetric flask
  6. make up to 250 cm mark with distilled water
  7. shake flask
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15
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errors that can occur when making a standard solution

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systematic errors on the balance
lost substance in the transfer process
overfilling of volumetric flask

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16
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how to reduce errors when making a standard solution

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washing methods and reading volumes from the bottom of the meniscus

17
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how to complete a titration

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  1. fill the burette with standard solution of known concentration
  2. use pipette filler and pipette to transfer 25cm3 of the solution with unknown concentration into a conical flask
  3. add a few drops of indicator
  4. record the initial burette reading
  5. titrate the contents until a permanent colour change can be seen
  6. record final burette reading and calculate titre volume
  7. repeat until 2 concordant results within 0.1 cm of each other
18
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how to measure percentage uncertainty

A

uncertainty / measurement x 100

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