Calculations

Question 1

Define relative mass

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mass of a substance compared to carbon

Question 2

Define mole

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mass of a substance required to have 6 * 10²³ particles

Question 3

Grab a notebook. Calculate the moles present in 50g of coppersulfate.

Answer 3

1 mol CuSO₄ ——– 160
0.313 mol ——- 50

Question 4

Grab a notebook. Calculate the moles present in 23.9g of ammoniumsulfide.

Answer 4

1 mol NH₃SO₃ ——– 68
0.351 mol ——– 23.9

Question 5

Grab a notebook. Calculate the mass of 2.8 moles of lithiumchloride.

Answer 5

1 mol LiCl ———- 42.5
2.8 mol ———- 119

Question 6

Grab a notebook. Calculate the mass of 1.5 * 10⁻⁴ moles of titanium(IV)nitrate.

Answer 6

1 mol Ti(NO₃)₄ —— 296
1.5 * 10⁻⁴ —– 0.0444

Question 7

Discrete covalents are molecules made of…

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atoms

Question 8

Grab a notebook. Calculate the number of fundemental particles in 12.2g of Argon.

Answer 8

1 mol Ar = 40g = 6 * 10²³
0.305 mol = 12.2g = 1.83 * 10²³

Question 9

Grab a notebook. Calculate the number of fundemental particles in 6.75 g of potassiumoxide.

Answer 9

1 mol K₂O = 94g = 6 * 10²³
0.07 mol = 6.75g = 1.29 * 10²³

Question 10

Grab a notebook. Calculate the number of fundemental particles in 9.9g of chlorinepentaiodide.

Answer 10

1 mol ClI = 162.5g = 6 * 10²³
0.06 mol = 9.9g = 1.02 * 10²¹

Question 11

Grab a notebook. Calculate the number of fundemental particles in 21.5g of irridium(III)sulfide.

Answer 11

1 mol Ir₂S₃ = 480g = 6 * 10²³
0.045 mol = 21.5g =

Question 12

Define empirical formula

Answer 12

chemical formula calculated from an experiment, expressed as the lowest ratio of elements

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Grab a notebook. Figure out the empirical formula of Calcium Chloride

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Calculate the empirical of Aluminium and Oxygen

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What do we need to know to be able convert from empirical formula to molecular formula?

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Mr (mass of 1 mole of the substance)

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Define ionic structure

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lattice of anions and cations in an alternating pattern, held together by electrostatic forces

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What do the large spaces between particles have?

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small molecules like water

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What do the sizes of spaces between particles depend on?

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the ratio of the ionic radius

Question 25

When copper sulphate becomes anhydrous, what color does it turn? From what color?

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from blue to white

Question 26

Which changes and which stays the same for hydrated and anhydrous salts? Mr and chemical properties

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Chemical properties stays the same. Mr changes

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What does the volume of a gas depend on?

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1. number of moles 2. temperature (proportional) 3. pressure (inversly proportional)

Question 32

Define volume

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average space between particles

Question 33

Any gas with the same number of particles occupies the same/different space/s

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the same

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How is the limiting reagent calculated?

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1. Calculate the moles of both reagents 2. Identify the limiting reagent 3. Use the limiting reagent to calculate the moles of the required chemical 4. Calculate the mass of the required chemical

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