C4- Chemical calculations Flashcards

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what is relative atomic mass

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Relative atomic mass = the average mass of all the isotopes of an element, relative to C-12

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what is mass number

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Mass number = the total amount of protons+neutrons

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3
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what does Aᵣ mean

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Ar = relative atomic mass - (for a single atom)

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4
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what does Mᵣ mean

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Mr = relative molecular mass (for a compound)

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5
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what does mole mean

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A mole is a measurement for a certain number of atoms/particles/molecules
We call this number Avagrado’s constant

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6
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what is Avagrado’s constant

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Avagrado’s constant = 6.02x10^23

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What formula would you use to calculate mass from moles?

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Mr x Mole = Mass

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8
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what is percentage yield

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Percentage yield = the mass of product that a chemical reaction produces

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9
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what is the formula to calculate percentage yield

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Actual mass of products / Max theoretical mass of products

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10
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why will percentage yield never be 100%
5 points

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Factors why percentage yield won’t be 100%
1)reactants may give unwanted products
2)reversible reactions
3)Product may be lost in handling or apparatus
4)Reactants may not be not pure
5)Products may be lost from separating from mixture

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what is atom economy

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Atom economy = the extent to which the atoms in the starting materials end up in the desired product.

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why is atom economy less than 100%
3 points

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Reasons why atom economy is less than 100%:
1)More than one product, where the extra products are not desirable
2)The more ‘waste’ products, the lower the atom economy
3)The Haber process is an example of a reaction with 100% atom economy - it has only one product (ammonia)

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why do we want a higher atom economy

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We want a higher atom economy as:
1)it is greener (more sustainable)
2)more efficient
3)Reactions with a lower atom economy wastes materials, and money

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