B1 Moles, Formulae + Equations Flashcards

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Charge of group 1 ions

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1+

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Charge of group 2 ions

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2+

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Charge of group 3 ions

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3+

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Charge of group 5 ions

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3-

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Charge of group 6 ions

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2-

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Charge of group 7 ions

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1-

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7
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Formula and charge of nitrate

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Formula and charge of carbonate

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Formula and charge of sulfate

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10
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Formula and charge of hydroxide

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Formula and charge of ammonium

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Formula and charge of zinc

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13
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Formula and charge of silver

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14
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How to write ionic equations

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  • Write balanced symbol equation
  • Aqueous compounds split, solid remain unchanged
  • Remove spectator ions
  • Cancel down
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15
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Define Mole

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A unit containing 6.02 x10 (23) particles

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16
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Define Avagadro’s constant

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The number of particles per mole

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17
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Equation for the mass of one atom, using avagadro’s constant

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18
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Define Empirical Formula

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The simplist whole number ratio of atoms of each element present in a compound

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19
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Define Molecular Formula

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The number and type of atoms of each element in a molecule

20
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Define Anyhdrous

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A compound containing no waters of crystallisation

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Define Hydrated

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A compound containing waters of crystallisation

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How to calculate the empirical formula of a compound/waters of crystallisation

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  • Calculate moles of each substance in the compound
  • Find the simplest whole number ratio
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Moles equation, with mass

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Moles equation, with volume

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Moles equation, with concentration
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Moles equation, with concentration in grams/dm3
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Ideal Gas Equation
PV = nRT
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What must you always remember when solving a problem using the ideal gas equation
Re-arrange the equation as symbols before solving
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Unit of pressure for ideal gas equation, and how to convert from atmospheres
* Pascals * 1atm = x10(5) pa
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Unit for volume in ideal gas equation, and how to convert from other units
* meteres^3 * cm = x10(-6) * dm = x10(-3)
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n in ideal gas equation
Moles
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Unit for temperature in ideal gas equation, and how to convert
* Kelvin * Celcius to kelvin * +273
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Equation for pecentage yield
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Equation for atom economy
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Equation for percentage uncertainty
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When to multiply uncertainty by 2 when calculating percentage uncertainty
* Titres * Mass * Temperature
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What is the only gaseous alkali
Ammonia (NH3)
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Define an acid
Releases H+ ions in aqueous solutions
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Describe the difference between weak and strong acids
* Weak acids partially dissociate H+ ions in aqueous solutions * Strong acids partially dissociate H+ ions in aqueous solutions
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Define an alkali
Releases OH- in aqueous solutions
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Define a salt
The metal ion (X+) has replaced the H+ ion
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How many decimal places should be used in titre volumes
2dp
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Describe how to obtain a crystal sample
* Heat in evaporating basin until crystals start to form around outside * Leave to cool and crystallise * Filter to obtain solid crystals * Dry by dabbing with filter paper
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What are concordant results
Results within 0.1cm(^3) of each other
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Define Standard Solution
A solution of a known concentration
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Describe and explain how to prepare a standard solution
* Weigh mass of crystals in beaker on mass balance to 2dp * Dissolve in distilled water * Transfer to 250cm volumetric flask * Rinse beaker and transfer washings to volumetric flask * Make up to mark wtih more water, so bottom of meniscus is on mark * Use dropping pipette when filling to the mark * Put a stopper on top, and invert several times to mix