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1
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relative isotopic/molecular/atomic mass definition

A

weighted mean mass of an isotope/molecule/atom of an element relative to 1/12th the mean mass of a carbon-12 isotope

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mole definition

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the amount of substance in grams that has the same number of particles as there are atoms in 12 grams of carbon-12

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empirical formula definition

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

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4
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what is the oxidation state of uncombined elements

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0

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5
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what is the oxidation state of an ion

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same as the chargewh

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6
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what are the oxidation states of group 1 elements in compounds

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+1

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7
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what are the oxidation states of group 2 elements in compounds

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+2

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8
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what is the oxidation state of aluminium in a compound

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+3

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9
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what is the oxidation state of hydrogen in a compound + exception

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+1
EXCEPT in hydrides where is is -1
e.g. NaH (metal+hydrogen)

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10
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what is the oxidation state of chlorine in a compound + exception

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-1
EXCEPT in compounds with F and O where it would have a + value

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11
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what is the oxidation state of fluorine

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-1

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12
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what is the oxidation state of oxygen

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-2
EXCEPT in peroxides where its -1
compounds with fluorine where its +2
e.g. OF2

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13
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what effect does reduction have on oxidation state

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it decreases

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14
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what effect does oxidation have on oxidation state

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it increases

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15
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strong acids/bases definition

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strong acids/bases fully dissociate in aqueous solution, product is 100% ions

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16
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weak acids/bases definition

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weak acids/bases only partially dissociate

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17
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examples of strong acids

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HCl
H2SO4
HNO3

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18
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examples of weak acids

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carboxylic acids
benzoic acid

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19
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examples of strong bases

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metal hydroxides

20
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examples of weak bases

A

NH3
CH3NH2 and homologous series of this compound

21
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acid + base&raquo_space;

A

salt + water

22
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acid + metal&raquo_space;

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salt + hydrogen

23
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acid + metal hydroxide&raquo_space;

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salt + water

24
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acid + metal oxide&raquo_space;

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salt + water

25
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acid + metal carbonate&raquo_space;

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salt + water + CO2

26
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monoprotic/basic acid definition

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acids that can only donate 1 proton

27
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standard solution definition

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a solution with a known concentration

28
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standard solution method

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1- weigh out amount of solid with 3dp balance and weighing boat
2- transfer solid into a beaker, wash out any leftover solid into beaker using deionised water
3- fully dissolve solid with deionised water and stir
4- transfer solution into volumetric flask with a funnel and rinse everything into flask
5- fill volumetric flask with deionised water up to graduation line
6- mix by inverting several times with the lid on

29
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titration method

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1- chemical with known concentration and volume goes in burette, add a few drops of indicator to chemical in conical flask
2- slowly add chemical in burette to the chemical in conical flask until indicator changes colour
3- when nearing end point indicator colour will disappear when swirled, start adding drop by drop
4- read how much chemical was added from burette from the bottom of the meniscus at eye level
5- record results to 2dp and repeat until 2 results are concordant

30
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avogadro’s constant definition

A

the number of atoms in exactly 12g of carbon-12

31
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molar mass definition

A

the mass of 1 mole of a substance, units gmol-1

32
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salt definition

A

a compound formed of an ionic lattice between anions and cations that is neutral overall, made as the product of a reaction in which positive ions from an acid are replaced with metal or ammonium ions

33
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what is the formula of a carbonate ion

A

CO3 2-

34
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what is the formula of a sulfate ion

A

SO4 2-

35
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what is the formula of a nitrate ion

A

NO3 -

36
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what is the formula of a phosphate ion

A

PO4 3-

37
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what is the formula of an ammonium ion

A

NH4 +

38
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what is the formula of a hydroxide ion

A

OH -

39
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what is the formula of a cyanide ion

A

CN -

40
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what is the formula of a hydronium ion

A

H3O +

41
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what type of ion do metals form

A

positive ions

42
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acid definition

A

proton donors

43
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base definition

A

proton acceptors

44
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what is the difference between a strong and weak acid/base

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strong acids/bases fully dissociate in aqueous solution, so 100% of the product is ions

weak acids/bases only partially dissociate in aqueous solution, so only a small proportion of the product is ions

45
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what is the difference between a concentrated and dilute acid/base

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concentrated means there is a large amount of acid/base moles relative to the number of solvent moles in a solution

dilute means there is a small amount of acic/base moles relative to the number of solvent moles in a solution

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