Amount Of Substance Flashcards

Chap 2

1
Q

What are the 6 important polyatomic ions?

A

•Hydroxide
•Carbonate
•Nitrate
•Sulfate
•Phosphate
•Ammonium

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2
Q

Hydroxide formula

A

OH -

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3
Q

Carbonate formula

A

CO3 ^2-

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4
Q

Nitrate formula

A

NO3 -

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5
Q

Sulfate formula

A

SO4 ^2-

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6
Q

Phosphate formula

A

PO4 ^3-

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7
Q

Ammonium formula

A

NH4 +

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8
Q

Ammonia vs ammonium

A

Ammonia (atom): NH3
Ammonium (ion: NH4 +

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9
Q

Phosphorus formula

A

P4

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10
Q

Sulphur formula

A

S8

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11
Q

Hydride formula

A

H-

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12
Q

What kind of substances are acids? 4 main ones? Formulas?

A

Ionic compounds
HCl (hydrochloric)
H2SO4 (sulphuric)
HNO3 (nitric)
H3PO4 (phosphoric)

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13
Q

Hydrogen carbonate vs carbonic acid formula

A

Hydrogen carbonate: HCO ^3-
Carbonic acid: H2CO3

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14
Q

4 reasons high atom economy is favourable?

A
  • less waste
  • better for environment
  • cheaper (smaller disposal cost)
  • more sustainable- less raw materials needed
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15
Q

3 reasons why % yield is not 100%?

A
  • reversible reactions
  • lost in separation
  • side reactions
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16
Q

How many sig fig should answer be when you’re NOT only adding/subtracting?

A

The least precise number the data uses

17
Q

How many sig fig should answer be when you’re ONLY adding/subtracting?

A

Nearest unit if the data are integers
Least precise number the data uses if not integers

18
Q

Define relative molecular mass

A

The average mass of a molecule DIVIDED BY a 1/12th the mass of a carbon 12 ATOM

19
Q

Define Avogadro’s number

A

The number of atoms in 12g of carbon 12

20
Q

% yield formula

A

(actual mass / theoretical mass) x 100

21
Q

% atom economy formula

A

(mass of desired / total mass of products) x 100

22
Q

Ideal gas equation

A

pV=nRT