C4.1 Flashcards
Define relative atomic mass, Ar.
the average mass of naturally occurring atoms of an element on a scale where the (12)C atom has a mass of
exactly 12 units
Define relative molecular mass, Mr
the sum of the relative atomic masses (will be used for ionic compounds)
relative molecular mass =
relative formula mass (same thing)
rules for naming compounds
- element that is furthest to the left comes first in the name (often these are metals), the name of this element DOES NOT CHANGE
- If there are two elements in the compound, then the second element will change its name ending to “-ide”
- If there are 3 elements in the compound and one of them is oxygen then the compound name will end in “-ate” or “-ite” (this represents the oxygen)
memorize the groups and valencies in periodic table
group : valency
1 = 1
2 = 2
3 = 3
4 = 4
5 = 3
6 = 2
7 = 1
8/0 = 0
SVSDF?
Symbol
Valency
Swap
Divide
Formula
What does the human numeral indicate?
the valency
ex. colbalt (II) = valency 2 for cobalt
write the roman numerals for numbers up to 6
I, II, III, IV, V, VI
write the radical, formula, and valency for
hydroxide
radical: OH(-)
formula: OH
valency: 1
write the radical, formula, and valency for
hydrogen carbonate
radical: HCO(3)(-)
formula: HCO(3)
valency: 1
write the radical, formula, and valency for
nitrate
radical: NO(3)(-1)
formula: HCO(3)
valency: 1
write the radical, formula, and valency for
ammonium
radical: NH(4)(+)
formula: NH(4)
valency: 1
write the radical, formula, and valency for
carbonate
radical: CO(3)(2(-)
formula: CO(3)
valency: 2
write the radical, formula, and valency for
sulfate
radical: SO(4)(2)(-)
formula: SO(4)
valency: 2
write the radical, formula, and valency for
phosphate
radical: PO(4)(3)(-)
formula: PO(4)
valency: 3
rule for ionic formulae?
the first element will be positive (+), second will be negative (-)
where to find relative atomic mass?
on the periodic table! easy!
how to find relative molecular mass?
using molecular formula mass, but still noted as Mr
add the relative atomic masses of the elements found (in periodic table). if there is two of the same element than multiply. ex. CO(2) = 12 + (2x16) = 44