Chapter 7.3 and 7.4 Flashcards

1
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The mass of an atom, molecule, or ion is called what?

A

formula mass (measure in amu)

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2
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The mass of the mole of a substance is called what?

A

molar mass (grams)

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3
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1 mole equals how many particles?

A

6.022 × 10^23

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4
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What is the order that you convert masses in?

A

g – moles – molecules – atoms
molar av’s # subscript

opposite

atoms – moles – grams

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5
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What is the Empirical formula?

A

The Empirical formula is a compound’s formula in it’s lowest whole number ratios.

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6
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Are ionic compounds already at their lowest whole number ratios?

A

Yes

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7
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Are covalent compounds already at their lowest whole number ratios?

A

No

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8
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What are the steps to find the Empirical Formula?

A
  1. Convert to moles
  2. Divide each number by the smallest mole number
  3. Multiply by a factor to get a whole number ratio
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9
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What is the Molecular formula?

A

The molecular formula is a compound’s formula at it’s exact composition. It IS NOT reduced!

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10
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To find the Molecular formula, what do you need?

A

you need the molar mass of the compound

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11
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When finding the molecular formula of a hydrate, one of the numbers will always be _.

A

1

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12
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What is Molarity?

A

Molarity describes the concentration of a substance.

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13
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What is molarity’s formula?

A

moles of solute (stuff being dissolved)

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14
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What can you abbreviate Molarity as?

A

M, mol/l, molar

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15
Q

What is good for prepping a solution?

A

A volumetric flask

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16
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________ decrease concentrations by adding water.

A

Dilutions decrease concentrations by adding water.

17
Q

What is the solvent in a dilution?

A

H20

18
Q

What is the equation for Molarity for dilutions?

A

Molarity(i)Volume(i) = Molarity(F)Volume(F)

MiVi = MFVF

19
Q

What is molality?

A

Molality is a way to express the concentration of a solution.

20
Q

What is the formula for molality?

A

moles of solute

kilograms of solvent (H20)

mol/kg

21
Q

What can you abbreviate Molality as?

A

m, mol/kg, molal

22
Q

Is molarity temperature-dependent?

A

Yes (technically)

23
Q

Is molality temperature-dependent?

A

No

24
Q

What is the formula for percent composition?

A

(mass X)

(total mass) x100

25
Q

When finding the molecular formula, you divide the molar ____ by the empirical’s ____.

A

When finding the molecular formula, you divide the molar mass by the empirical’s mass.

26
Q

When finding the significant figures for a problem’s answer, you should refer to the what?

A

original numbers of the problem

27
Q

A substance should be diluted by adding ____ to _____, not the other way around.

A

A substance should be diluted by adding acid to water, not the other way around.

28
Q

When should the ratio of an element to it’s compound be added to the stoichieometry equation?

A

The ratio should be added when the question asks for the amount of said element.