Amount of Substance Flashcards

1
Q

what is relative atomic mass?

A

the mean weighted mass of one atom of an element on a scale chosen so that the mass of the carbon-12 isotope is exactly 12

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2
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what is relative isotopic mass?

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the mass of one atom of a specific isotope of an element on a scale chosen so that the mass of the carbon-12 isotope is exactly 12

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3
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what is relative molecular mass?

A

the mean weighted mass of one molecule of a compound on a scale chosen so that the mass of the carbon-12 isotope is exactly 12

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4
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what is a mole?

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an amount of substance containing exactly 6.02×10^23 elementary particles

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5
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how do you calculate moles of pure substances?

A

n = mass / Molar mass

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6
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how do you calculate numbers of particles?

A

particles = n x NA

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7
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how do you calculate moles in solutions?

A

n = (concentration x volume) / 1000

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8
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how do you change from dm3 to cm3?

A

x1000

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9
Q

how do you calculate moles of gases?

A

n = v / 24 (dm3)
or
n = v / 24,000 (cm3)

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10
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what is the ideal gas equation?

A

pV=nRT

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11
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how do you convert temperatures to Kelvins?

A

+273

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12
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how do you convert from m3 to cm3?

A

x1,000,000

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13
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how do you calculate % yield?

A

(actual mass/moles made / theoretical mass/moles) x 100

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14
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how do you calculate atom economy?

A

(total formula mass of wanted product in equation / total formula masses of all products) x 100

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15
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what are systematic errors?

A

errors that are consistently wrong due to an inherent problem in the process (eg- zero errors)

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16
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what are random errors?

A

errors caused by uncertainty in the value of any data collected due to limitations in reading the apparatus

17
Q

how do you calculate % error?

A

((maximum error in one reading x number of readings) / amount of variable measured) x 100

18
Q

how can you reduce uncertainty?

A
  • use equipment with smaller graduations (more decimal places)
  • increase value of mass / volume