Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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atomic weight

A

average mass of isotopes

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2
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molecular weight

A

sum of atomic weights in amu

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3
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formula weight

A

ionic, add atomic weights of ions based on empirical formula

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4
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mole

A

quantity equal to number of particles in 12g of C-12

equals 6.022x10^-23

1 mole is the mass of molecular/ formula weight

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5
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Molar mass

A

mass of 1 mole (1g/mol)

mass of sample (g) / molar mass (g/mol)

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6
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equivalents

A

how many moles of interest will one mole of compound produce

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7
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gram equivalent weight

A

amount of compound in grams that makes one equivalent of interest

gram equivalent weight= molar mass/ n

n= number of particles of interest

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8
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normality

A

equivalents per liter

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9
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molarity

A

moles per liter

normality per n

n= number of ions

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10
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law of constant composition

A

any pure sample of a compound has the same identical mass ratio

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11
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empirical formula

A

simplest whole number ratio

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12
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molecular formula

A

multiple of empirical formula

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13
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percent composition

A

% of element by mass in a compound

=mass of element in formula/ molar mass

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14
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how to find percent composition

A

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

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15
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how to find formula when given molecular mass

A

multiple mm by given % and divide by atomic weight to get molecular formula

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16
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combustion reaction

A

oxidation of fuel (hydrocarbon) produces CO2 and water

17
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neutralization

A

double displacement with acid and base -> forms salt and water

18
Q

how to balance equations

A

mass, charge, number of atoms conserved

go from least to most represented element

19
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STP

A

1 mole of ideal gas at 22.4 L

20
Q

Limiting reagent

A

used first, limits amount of product formed

compare amount of product each makes

grams to mole, mole conversion, then moles to grams

21
Q

percent yeild

A

actual/ theoretical x100%

22
Q

ionic bonds

A

holds ionic compounds via electrostatic attractions

23
Q

naming ionic bonds

A

-ous= less charge
-ic= more charge

monatomic= -ide
polyatmoic= ite (less ox) -ate (more ox)