Chapter 1: Measurements Flashcards
length base unit
meter
what is the base unit for mass
kilogram
what is the base unit for time
seconds
what is the base unit for temperature
kelvin
amount of a substance
mole
what is the base unit for electric current
ampere
tera
10^12
giga
10^9
what is mega
10^6
kilo
10^3
hecto
10^2
deca
10^1
deci
10^-1
centi
10^2
mili
10^-3
micro
10^-6
nano
10^-9
pico
10^12
what is a solution
a homoegenous mixture of two or more substances
what is a solute
a minor species in solution
what is the solvent
the major species in the solution
what is a mole
avogadro;s number of particles
what is the formula mass
“molar mass of a strong electrolyte
what is molarity
mol/L
what is molality (m)
mol/Kg
what is an electrolyte
a substance that disocciates into ions
what is a strong/weak electrolyte
strong- mostly dissociates into ions
weak-partially dissociates
what is the formal concentration (F)
the molarity of a substance if it were not converted into the other species in a solution
formula for weight %
mass of solute/ mass of total solution x100
formula for volume percent
volume of solute/ volume of total solution x100
parts per million equation (ppm)
mass of substance / mass of sample x10^6
parts per billion equation
mass of substance / mass of sample x10^9
what is the relationship between density and ppm or ppb
1 ppm = 1mg/L
1 ppb= 1micro/L
what is a titrant
added to the analyte until the rxn is complete
what is the endpoint
noticed by solution, physical property change
what is the equivalence point
stoichiometric equivalence of titrant/ analyte
primary and secondary standards
used directly where the exact amount is calculated and weighted
direct and back titration
using excess amount of titrant
blank titration
titration without the presence of analyte
gravimetric titration
titrant is measure by mass rather than volume
what is distillation
water is boiled to separate it from less volatile impurities (volatile= produces a vapor pressure)
what is deionization
water is passed through a column that removes ionic impurities
how do you prepare a solution of low conc. from a more conc. solution
use the formula
Mconc x Vconc = Mdilute x Vdilute
* make sure the units are the same on both sides*
gravimetric analysis
measures the mass of a substance to complete analysis
volumetric analysis
measures the volume of material needed to react with analyte
what is the limiting reagent
species that is consumed first
what happens once the limiting reagent is done
the reaction ceases
how do you find the limiting reactant
- find the number of moles of each reagent
- compare the moles present to the moles required