amount of substances Flashcards
a-1 moles contains
-6.02 x 10 ^23 atoms/molecules
-how do we calculate the number of particles
-Avogadros number X Number of moles
-how do we calculate moles
-moles= mass/mr
-how do we calculate the number of moles in a solution
-moles= concentration(moldm-3) X volume (dm3)
-ideal gas equation: number of moles in a specific volume of gas
-pV=nRT
-p=
-pressure( Pa)
-V=
-volume ( m3)
-n
-number of moles
-R=
-Gas constant (8.31 JK-1 mole-1 ) given in exam
-T
-temperature ( K)
-converting units
m—x-10 —-dm—-x10——cm
m2——x100——dm2——x100—–cm2
m3——x1000——dm3—–x1000—–cm3
-1Kpa=
-1000P
working out theoretical mass:
E.g: How much CaO can be made when 34g of Ca is burnt completely in oxygen
2CaO+ O2—>2CaO
1) write out equation and balance it
2) work out the Mr/ Ar of species involved. write these as masses in g
3) divide the Ca side by 80 to find 1g then multiply by 34 to get 34g. Do the same for CaO side
-relative atomic mass (Ar)
-the average mass of one atom compared to one twelfth of the mass of one atom of carbon-12
-relative molecular mass (Mr)
-the average mass of a molecule compared to one twelfth of the mass of an atom of carbon-12.