Ch 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Mass reactant to mols reactants. Mols reactant to mols of product. Mols product to mass of product.

A

Molar mass. Balanced chemical equation. Molar mass.

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2
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Mass conservation

A

Total mass of products = total mass of reactants

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3
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Theoretical yield

A

Find by stoichemitry

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4
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Percent yield

A

(Actual product / theoretical product) x100

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5
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Finding limiting reactant

A

Determine amount of product from each reactant.

2. Compare mol ratio of reactants to mol ratio of stoichemitry coefficient

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6
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Finding excess reactant

A

Take mols of limiting reactant (product) convert to mols of reactant in excess (balanced chemical equation) to grams of reactant ( molar mass).
Then subtract initial by the calculated ^^^^^

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7
Q

If two different solutions. Find concentration.

A

Find mols of first solution. Then mols of other solution. Etc.
then find total mols (add all)
Find total volume ( add volumes of each solution)
Use molarity equation.

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8
Q

Strong acids

A

HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, HClO4, H2SO4.

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9
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Strong bases

A

Group 1 metals and OH-. First three group 2 metals and OH-

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10
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Nonelectrolyte

A

Covalent compounds.

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11
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Electrolytes

A

All compounds except covalent

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12
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When not to break up ions

A

Covalent. Insoluble. Weak acid. Weak base.

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13
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Oxidation rules

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#4. Group 1,2 always +1,+2. Group 3. Often +3. 
#5. Halogens # is -1 
#6. H has oxi # of -1 
#7. Group 6 (O,S,Se) generally are -2. O has oxi # of -2 except with F. Then halogen is -1. And find O oxi #.
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14
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Oxidations

A

Lose e- , oxi # goes up

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15
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Reductions

A

Gain e-, oxi # goes down

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16
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Oxidizing agent

A

Oxidizes something else. ( itself is reduced. )

17
Q

Reducing agent

A

“Reduces” something else. ( itself is oxidized).

18
Q

Mols of one species to mols of another species

A

Balanced chemical equation

19
Q

Pressure to volume law

A

P1v1=P2V2

20
Q

Pressure and temperature

A

P1/T1=P2/V2

21
Q

Pressure and mols

A

P1/n1= P2/n2

22
Q

Ideal gas law

A

PV=nRT

23
Q

Universal gas law

A

P1V1/n1T1 = P2V2/n2T2

24
Q

One mol of compound

A

22.4 liters

25
Q

Mol fraction

A
  1. Xa= na/ total mols

2. Xa=Pa/ P total

26
Q

Partial pressure

A
  1. Pa= naRT/V

2. Pa=Xa(Ptotal)

27
Q

P total

A
  1. Pa+Pb

2. (na+nb)RT/ V

28
Q

M for Urms

A

Must be in kg

29
Q

R value for kinetic energy

A

8.3145

30
Q

Rate of effusion a/ rate of effusion b

A

= Urms a/ Urms b

=amt a/ Amt b

= T b/ T a —– is inverse

=(Mb/Ma) ^ 1/2 ( square root)