C3 Quantitative Chemistry Flashcards

1
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Avogadro’s Constant

A

6.0 x 10^23 particles per mole

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2
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Molar Mass Formula

A

mass = Mr x moles

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3
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Percentage Yield

A

mass produced/maximum mass producible

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4
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Reasons why the Percentage Yield is less than 100%

A
  • Reactants/products left on apparatus during transfer
  • Some escape during the reaction process
  • Reactants react incompletely
  • Reaction may be reversible
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5
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Atom Economy

A

Mr of desired product/Mr of all reactants

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6
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Gas Volume

A

1 mol = 24 dm^3 at room temperature and pressure

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7
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Unit Conversion

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1 dm^3 = 1000 cm^3

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8
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Concentration Formula

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Concentration (mol/dm^3) = Moles/Volume

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9
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Uncertainty

A

Remove anomalies
Find mean
± Range/2 or the largest difference

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10
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Titration

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  • Acid in clean, dry 100cm^3 beaker
  • Rinse burette with acid, place on burette holder.
  • Fill burette to 0.0cm^3 line (bottom of meniscus)
  • Rinse out conical flask with water.
  • Collect alkali with clean, dry 100cm^3 beaker.
  • Rinse out 25.0cm^3 pipette
  • Transfer 25.0cm^3 alkali to conical flask
  • Place conical flask on white tile
  • Add 4 drops of phenol red indicator
  • Add acid from burette until indicator changes colour from purple to orange.
  • Table
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