C4 Stoichiometry Flashcards

1
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Relative atomic mass

A

Average mass of naturally occurring atoms of an element on a scale where the ¹²C atom has a mass of exactly 12 units

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2
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molecular formula

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A compound is defined as the number and type of different atoms in one molecule

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3
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relative molecular mass

A

the sum of the relative atomic masses. Relative formula mass, Mᵣ is used for ionic compounds

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4
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relative formula mass

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Mᵣ, is used for ionic compounds

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5
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Mole

A

6.02x10²³

is called Avogadro’s constant or a mole.

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6
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conversion

convert 4g/cm³ to g/dm³

convert 4000g/cm³ to mol/cm³

A

1000cm³ = 1dm³

4g/cm³ x 1000=
4000g/dm³

4000g/cm³ / Mr

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7
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What is the formula of
number of moles (from mass and Mr)

A

n=m/Mr

number of moles (N)= Mass (M)/ relative molecular mass (Mᵣ)

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8
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What is the formula of volume from number of moles and Vm (Molar Gas Volume)

A

n=m/Mᵣ

number of moles (N)= Mass (M)/ relative molecular mass (Mᵣ)

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9
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Example Question:
Find out the mass of hydrogen

Hydrogen (H₂)
Ar= H:1
Number of moles: 3x10⁸

A

N= v/Vm

or

N= v/24
(at room temperature pressure)

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10
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Example Question:
Find out the mass of hydrogen

Hydrogen (H₂)
Ar= H:1
Number of moles: 3x10⁸

A

N=m/Mr

Ar= 2x1=2

3x10⁸=M/2
3x10⁸ x 2
=6x10⁸

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11
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Example question:
find out the number of moles in Ammonia

ammonia (NH₃)
Ar= H: 1, N: 14
mass= 3.4x10⁹

A

N=m/Mr

Ar= (3x1)+14=17

3.4x10⁹/17
=2.8x10⁸ moles

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12
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what is a limiting reactant

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the reactant that is used up first

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13
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what is the equation that relates number of moles, volume and concentration

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number of moles= volume x concentration

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14
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what is the equation that relates number of moles, mass and relative atomic mass

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number of moles= mass/relative atomic mass

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15
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how many cm³ are there in 1 dm³

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1000cm³= 1 dm³

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16
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calculate the number of mole in 12dm³ of hydrogen gas, of H², at room temperature and pressure

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n=m/Mr
n=6/12= 0.5 moles

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