C4 Stoichiometry Flashcards

1
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define relative atomic mass (Ar) (1)

A

the 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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define relative molecular mass (Mr) (1)

A

the sum of the relative atomic masses

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3
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what do the following state symbols stand for s,l,g,aq (4)

A

solid
liquid
has
aqueous

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4
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what is avogrado’s number (1)

A

6.02 * 10²³

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5
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what is a mole (1)

A

an amount of substance containing 6.02 * 10²³ particles

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6
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what is the equation that relates number of moles, mass and relative atomic / molecular mass (1)

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number of moles = mass / relative atomic mass

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7
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what is the molar gas volume at room temperature

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the number of moles that a gas occupies at room temperature and pressure is 24dm³

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8
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what is the equation that relates number of moles, volume and molar gas volume (1)

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number of moles = volume / molar gas volume (24dm³)

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9
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how many cm³ are there in 1dm³ (1)

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1000cm³ = 1dm³

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10
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how do you convert from cm³ to dm³ (1)

A

divide by 1000

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11
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what is the unit for concentration (2)

A
  • g/dm³
  • mol/dm³
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12
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what is the equation that relates number of moles, volume and concentration (1)

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number of moles = volume * concentration

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13
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what are the steps for calculating reacting masses (5)

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  • identify the two substances in the equation
  • write n, m, M underneath each one and fill in what you know
  • calculate the number of moles for one of the substances
  • consider the stoichiometric equations to calculate the number of moles of the other substances
  • work out the mass / volume of the substances in question
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14
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what is limiting reactant (1)

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the reactant that is used up first

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15
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what does it mean if a reactant is in excess (1)

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there is more of it than needed to react with other reactant(s)

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