Ch 4 Flashcards
Mass reactant to mols reactants. Mols reactant to mols of product. Mols product to mass of product.
Molar mass. Balanced chemical equation. Molar mass.
Mass conservation
Total mass of products = total mass of reactants
Theoretical yield
Find by stoichemitry
Percent yield
(Actual product / theoretical product) x100
Finding limiting reactant
Determine amount of product from each reactant.
2. Compare mol ratio of reactants to mol ratio of stoichemitry coefficient
Finding excess reactant
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 ^^^^^
If two different solutions. Find concentration.
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.
Strong acids
HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, HClO4, H2SO4.
Strong bases
Group 1 metals and OH-. First three group 2 metals and OH-
Nonelectrolyte
Covalent compounds.
Electrolytes
All compounds except covalent
When not to break up ions
Covalent. Insoluble. Weak acid. Weak base.
Oxidation rules
#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 #.
Oxidations
Lose e- , oxi # goes up
Reductions
Gain e-, oxi # goes down
Oxidizing agent
Oxidizes something else. ( itself is reduced. )
Reducing agent
“Reduces” something else. ( itself is oxidized).
Mols of one species to mols of another species
Balanced chemical equation
Pressure to volume law
P1v1=P2V2
Pressure and temperature
P1/T1=P2/V2
Pressure and mols
P1/n1= P2/n2
Ideal gas law
PV=nRT
Universal gas law
P1V1/n1T1 = P2V2/n2T2
One mol of compound
22.4 liters
Mol fraction
- Xa= na/ total mols
2. Xa=Pa/ P total
Partial pressure
- Pa= naRT/V
2. Pa=Xa(Ptotal)
P total
- Pa+Pb
2. (na+nb)RT/ V
M for Urms
Must be in kg
R value for kinetic energy
8.3145
Rate of effusion a/ rate of effusion b
= Urms a/ Urms b
=amt a/ Amt b
= T b/ T a —– is inverse
=(Mb/Ma) ^ 1/2 ( square root)