Amount Of Substance Flashcards

1
Q

mole definition

A

amount of substance in grams containing the same number of particles as there are atoms in 12 grams of carbon 12

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2
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relative atomic mass definition

A

average mass of an atom of one element compared to 1/12th of the mass of an atom of carbon 12

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3
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relative molecular mass definition

A

the average mass of a molecule compred to 1/12th the mass of one atom of carbon 12

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4
Q

avogadro’s constant

A

6.022x10^23

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5
Q

One mole of any specified entity contains ______ of that entity

A

6.022x10^23

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6
Q

moles =

A

mass/mr

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7
Q

PV =

A

nRT

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8
Q

units for
P
V
n
T

A

Pa
m^3
mol
K

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9
Q

concentration=

A

moles/volume

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10
Q

cm3 to dm3?

A

x10^-3

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11
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cm3 to m3?

A

x10^-6

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12
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dm3 to m3?

A

x10^-3

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13
Q

°C to K?

A

+ 273

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14
Q

1 tonne in kg?

A

1000kg

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15
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number of particles=

A

moles of substance x avogadros constant

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16
Q

density =

A

mass/volume

17
Q

method for empirical formula?

A

divide each mass/%mass with the atomic mass of the element
for each, divide by the smallest number out of all of them
multiply if necessary for whole numbers

18
Q

3.51g of hydrated zinc sulfate were heated and 1.97g of anhydrous zinc sulfate were obtained.
Calculate the integer x’s value in ZnSO4.xH2O.

A

Calculate the mass of H2O = 3.51-1.97 = 1.54g

calculate moles of ZnSO4 = 1.97/161.5 = 0.0122

calculate moles of H2O = 1.54/18 = 0.085

calculate mole ratio of ZnSO4 to H2O:
0.0122/0.0122 = 1 ZnSO4
0.085/0.0122 = 7 H2O

X= 7

19
Q

Dilution conc equation if moles does not change

A

new diluted conc= original conc x original volume/new diluted volume

20
Q

Potential errors in using a gas syringe

A

gas escapes prior to bung insertion
syringe sticks
some gases like CO2/SO2 are water soluble so actual amount of gas not measured

21
Q

P1V1 =

A

P2V2 if temperature and moles is constant

22
Q

percentage yield =

A

(actual yield in mol/ theoretical yield in mol) x 100

23
Q

percentage atom economy =

A

(mr of all useful products/ mr of all reactants) x 100

24
Q

How to deal with acid spills

A

Add CaCO3 to neutralise spills
Not corrosive
No hazard caused if in excess

25
Q

Uncertainty of a reading (1 judgement) is at least …

A

+-0.5 of the smallest scale reading

26
Q

Uncertainty of a measurement is at least …

A

+- 1 of the smallest scale reading

27
Q

maximum total percentage apparatus uncertainty=

A

((uncertainty/measurement made on apparatus) x100) for each piece of equipment

28
Q

How to reduce titre uncertainties?

A

increasing conc/vol of substance in conical flask
decreasing conc/vol of substance in burette

makes titre larger

29
Q

How to reduce mass measurement uncertainties?

A

Using a balance that measures to more decimal places
Using a larger mass

30
Q

If % uncertainty due to apparatus < % difference between the actual value and the calculated value …

A

there is a discrepancy in the result due to other errors

31
Q

if the % uncertainty due to appratus > percentage difference between the actual value and calculated value …

A

there is no discrepancy in the result
all differences between values can be explained by equipment sensitivity