Chapter 4 Flashcards
atomic weight
average mass of isotopes
molecular weight
sum of atomic weights in amu
formula weight
ionic, add atomic weights of ions based on empirical formula
mole
quantity equal to number of particles in 12g of C-12
equals 6.022x10^-23
1 mole is the mass of molecular/ formula weight
Molar mass
mass of 1 mole (1g/mol)
mass of sample (g) / molar mass (g/mol)
equivalents
how many moles of interest will one mole of compound produce
gram equivalent weight
amount of compound in grams that makes one equivalent of interest
gram equivalent weight= molar mass/ n
n= number of particles of interest
normality
equivalents per liter
molarity
moles per liter
normality per n
n= number of ions
law of constant composition
any pure sample of a compound has the same identical mass ratio
empirical formula
simplest whole number ratio
molecular formula
multiple of empirical formula
percent composition
% of element by mass in a compound
=mass of element in formula/ molar mass
how to find percent composition
determine moles
divide by simplest whole number
convert to whole numbers (empirical formula)
to find molecular, divide molar mass by empirical formula weight and multiply value
how to find formula when given molecular mass
multiple mm by given % and divide by atomic weight to get molecular formula
combustion reaction
oxidation of fuel (hydrocarbon) produces CO2 and water
neutralization
double displacement with acid and base -> forms salt and water
how to balance equations
mass, charge, number of atoms conserved
go from least to most represented element
STP
1 mole of ideal gas at 22.4 L
Limiting reagent
used first, limits amount of product formed
compare amount of product each makes
grams to mole, mole conversion, then moles to grams
percent yeild
actual/ theoretical x100%
ionic bonds
holds ionic compounds via electrostatic attractions
naming ionic bonds
-ous= less charge
-ic= more charge
monatomic= -ide
polyatmoic= ite (less ox) -ate (more ox)