C2.6 Flashcards

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What is relative atomic mass

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The relative mass of an element in comparison to carbon-12 or just its protons + neutrons

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2
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What is relative formula mass

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The mass of all the rams of the atoms/ions in a compound

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How do you work out the empirical formula of a product when reacting two masses of reactants together

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Work out moles of each reactant, grams/rams.
Then divide the number of moles of each reactant by the smallest amount of moles
This ratio is the empirical formula.
E.g.
Ca 10g Cl 17.8g
10/40.   17.8/35.5
0.25.      0.5
.25/.25.  .5/.25
1.              2
CaCl2
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4
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What is the molecular formula

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The true formula for a compound, unsimplified empirical formula

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5
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How do you make magnesium oxide

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Place magnesium in a crucible and place crucible on roaring flame of Bunsen. Occasionally lift lid to add more oxygen into crucible. Keep doing this until there is only a white substance and no more ribbon.

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How do you work out percentage mass of an element in a compound

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Number of element * ram of element
————————————- *100
Relative formula mass of compound

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7
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What is the yield

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The amount of useful product obtained from a reaction

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8
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What is the theoretical yield

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The maximum amount of product you could in theory get from a reaction

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9
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What is percentage yield and formula

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(Actual yield/theoretical yield) * 100

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10
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What are the three main reasons actual yield isn’t the same as theoretical yeild

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Reaction may not be complete when collected.
Some of product is lost during preparation of reaction such as spilling a reactant
There may be unwanted reactions taking place that use up some of the reactants

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11
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What are by products and waste products

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By products are extra products formed in a reaction that weren’t necessarily needed. Waste products are the useless by products

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12
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Why don’t manufactures like waste products

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They’re expensive to safely dispose of
They can harm the environment
Waste products given of such as gases may give the surrounding area a bad smell and reduce the house prices

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13
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How do manufacturers make profit while keeping the environment clean

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Try try to only do reactions that have a high percentage yield
They only do reactions with ad few waste products as possible
The do reactions quickly

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