chem paper 1 definitions Flashcards

1
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molecular formula

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the number of atoms of each element in a molecule

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2
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empirical formula

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the simplist whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound

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3
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relative molecular mass

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the mass of a molecules relative to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12

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4
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CuSO4-H2O

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-H2O stands for the water of crystallisation

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5
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ionic bonding

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the electrostatic attraction between positive and negatively charged ions in an ionic compound

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6
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solubility of ionic compounds

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ionic compounds dissolve in polar solvents such as water.

the ionic lattice is broken down
the water molecules attract and surround the ions

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7
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factors which effect the solubility of ionic compounds

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greater the electrostatic attraction between ions, greater the solubility

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8
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covalent bond

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the strong electrostatic attraction between a shared pair of electrons and the nuclei of the bonded atoms

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9
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metalic bonding

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the strong electrostatic attraction between postive cations and delocalised electrons

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10
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qualitative analysis test order and why?

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carbonate test, sulphate test then halide test

if not in this order you can get false results

barium ions can react with carbonate forming barium carbonate, white insoluble precipitate

halide test you can for AgCO3 or AgSO4
which are both white precipitates and insoluble

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11
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silver halide soluble in what type of NH3

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AgCl = dilute NH3
AgBr = conc NH3
AgI = not soluble
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12
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testing for NH4+

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add hydroxide ions, ammonia gas produced. warm up mixture and test gas produced with a moist pH indictor paper. paper will turn blue is positve

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13
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factors which effect rate constant

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  • increasing temperature
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14
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calcutlating rate from half life

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K=ln2/halflife

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15
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partial pressure of (A) = ?

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mole fraction of A x total pressure

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16
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Kc and Kp units respectively

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moldm^3 and Kpa

17
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what does the magnitude of an equilibrium constant indicate of a chemical equilibrium ?

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k= 1 equilibrium half way
k=100 equilibrium way in favour of products
k=10^-2 equilibrium was in favour of products

18
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when does K change?

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only changes if temperature changes

19
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if forward reaction is exothermic, and temperature increases. what happens to Kp

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Kp decreases as the system is no longer in equilibrium .

equilibrium shifts to the left so reactions partial pressure increases and products partial pressure decreases

20
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how do you calculate pH of a strong acid ?

HA——> H+ (aq) + A- (aq)

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[HA] = [H+] as HA completely dissocates

21
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Ka is used for …..

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weak acid dissociation

22
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the two Ka approximations

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  • [H+] equilibrium = [A-] equilibrium

[HA] start = [HA] equilibrium as the dissociation is small

23
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what to use to find pH of strong bases

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Kw equation

Kw= [H+][OH-]