Amount of Substance Flashcards

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Relative Atomic Mass (RAM or Ar)

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Average mass of one atom of an element/ 1/12 of 1 C-12 atom

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Relative Molecular Mass (RMM or Mr)

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Average mass of one molecule/ 1/12 Ar of 1 C-12 atom

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How do you calculate Mr?

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Add up all the atomic masses of the atoms that make up the molecule

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Relative Formula Mass (RFM or Mr)

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  • Used for ionic compounds as they don’t form as molecules
  • Calculated the same way as relative molecular mass
  • Uses the same symbol as RMM (Mr) because of this
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5
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Avogadro’s Constant (The Mole)

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  • 6.022x10^23
  • Units are mol-1
  • Known as a mole
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6
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Moles Equation

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Moles = Mass/Mr

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7
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Empirical Formula

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The simplest whole number ratio of the atoms of each element present in a compound

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8
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How is empirical formula calculated?

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  • Find the masses of each element in each compound
  • Work out the number of moles of atoms of each element (Mass/Ar)
  • Convert the number of moles of each element into a whole number ratio
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9
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Molecular Formula

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The actual number of atoms of each element in one molecule of a compound

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10
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How is Molecular Formula calculated from Empirical Formula?

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  • Divide the Mr of the molecular formula by the Mr of the empirical formula
  • Multiply out the formula by the number you get
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11
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How do you calculate the formula of an ionic compound?

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  • Write down ionic symbols and charges of the elements within the compound
  • Swap over the charges
  • Cancel to the lowest whole number ratio if necessary
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12
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Atom Economy

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A measure of the percentage of reactants that become useful products

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13
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Percentage Atom Economy Equation

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(Mr of desired product/Total Mr of Reactants) x100

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14
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Can the percentage of an atom economy be increased?

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  • Technically you can’t raise the atom economy of a particular product
  • However you can find uses for the waste products
  • This increases the atom economy of all the products
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15
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Percentage Yield

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How much reactant has successfully been converted into product in a chemical reaction

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16
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Percentage Yield Equation

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Actual yield/Theoretical yield

17
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Ideal Gas Equation

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PV = nRT
- Pressure is in Pascals (Pa)
- Volume is in m3
- Gas Constant is in JK-1MOL-1
- Temperature is in Kelvin (add 273 to the degrees celsius)

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