Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Formula including moles, Mr and mass?

A
n = m/Mr
Mol = mass in grams/ molar mass in       g mol-1
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2
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Purpose of Avogadro’s constant

A

Number of atoms needed to have 12g of carbon-12

Huge number

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3
Q

What is unit for molar mass

A

G mol-1

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4
Q

Ionic equation method?

Difference between net and complete equation?

A

Balance equation, write correct formula/charge of each charge and how much there are, write aq after each ion, bring down s,l,g compounds unchanged.

Complete is everything same method as above
Net has repeated ions (spectator ions) removed

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5
Q

How do you get number of molecules of a compound?

A

Multiply avogadros constant with number of moles

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6
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Difference between molecular formula and empirical formula

A

Molecular shows number and type of atoms of each element in one molecule

Empirical is simplest whole number ratio of each element in compound

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7
Q

How do you workout empirical formula from data

A

Divide all mass by their Mr, divide smallest number to get ratios and then adjust to get whole numbers

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8
Q

What does volume of gas depend on

A

Temp and pressure

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9
Q

Pressure at room temp

A

101000 Pa

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10
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What is room temp

A

20 degrees c

Or 293 K

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11
Q

Convert from kelvin to degrees c

A

Minus 273

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12
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Molar volume of gas at RTP

A

24 dm3 mol-1

Or 24000 cm3 mol-1

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13
Q

How will a higher temp affect volume of gas

A

More kinetic energy so move further apart increasing volume of gas.

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14
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How will a higher pressure affect volume of gas

A

The forces of container push molecules closer together decreasing volume

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15
Q

Formula for volumes of gases not at RTP

Units

A

pV= nRT

Pressure in Pa
Volume in m3
N is number of moles in mol
R is gas constant 8.314
T is temp in kelvins K
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16
Q

M3 to dm3 to cm3

A

1m3
Is 1,000 dm3
Is 1,000,000 cm3

17
Q

MgO exp

Why do you meed to raise the crucible

A

Needs oxygen from air to react with Mg

18
Q

MgO exp

Purpose of breaking up MgO whilst hearing

A

To ensure all Mg reacts as theres increased surface area

19
Q

MgO exp

Why does the formula show less oxygen than is present in pure MgO

A

Not all Mg reacts

Possible that Mg reacts with nitrogen from air too

20
Q

MgO exp

Why does Mg reacts with O rather than N from air

A

O2 has double bond
N has triple bond

O requires less energy to break so it is easier

21
Q

Concentration formula in g dm-3

Concentration in mol dm-3

A

Mass of solute in g divided by volume of solution in dm3

Replace mass of solute by number of moles

22
Q

What is a hydrated salt?

Why is water trapped in salt?

A

During salt crystallisation from an aqueous solution some molecules of water is trapped within the solid lattice.

Water is a polar molecule

23
Q

What is the water trapped in a hydrated salt called

A

Water of crystallisation

24
Q

How do you remove the water in a hydrous salt ?

What is new substance called?

A

Heat the salt means water is removed from structure

An anhydrous salt

25
Q

What is atom economy
Definition
Not formula

A

Way of measuring how much of your reagents makes useful products

26
Q

Atom economy formula

A

Mr of useful product divided by total Mr of all products

Multiplied by 100 to get percentage

27
Q

Percentage yield formula

A

Percent yield= actual yield divided by theoretical yield multiplied by 100

28
Q

2 ways of lowering percentage uncertainty

A

Increase accuracy of measuring equipment

Increase overall mass of reagents used

29
Q

Percentage uncertainty
Measurement has uncertainty of +/- 0.5
Reading of 15.7

A

0.5 / 15.7 * 100