chem paper 1 mod 2 Flashcards

1
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define theoretical yield and actual yield

A

the maximum calculated amount of a product that could be formed from a given amount of reactants

the actual amount of product obtained from a chemical reaction

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2
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formula for percentage yield?

A

actual yield
—————— x 100
theoretical yield

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3
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why are yields less than expected?

A
  1. incomplete reactions , reaction not left long enough
  2. some of product is lost
  3. other unwanted side reactions, some reactants may react to form different products.
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4
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the higher the percentage yield =

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more useful the reaction is, a high yield means fewer raw materials are used to make the same amount of product. less waste. more profit.

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5
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define atom economy

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the percentage, by mass, of reactants that are converted into useful products

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6
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how to work out atom economy…

A

relative formula mass of useful product / sum of relative formula mass of all reactants x 100

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7
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why is a particular reaction pathway is chosen to
produce a specific product

A

scientists look at atom economy, yield, rate, equilibrium position and
usefulness of by-products

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8
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how to convert from cm3 to dm3

conc =

conc in moles =

A

divide by 1000

no of moles / volume of solution

conc in g/ rfm of solute

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9
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why may fertilisers contain nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium

nitrogenous fertilsiers..

A

bc as fertilsers they replace mineral ions needed by plants so they promoto plant growth / increase yields

are a source of soluble nitrogen compounds

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10
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how is nitric acid manufactured from ammonia?
its a nitrogenous fertilisers

A

ammonia + nitric acid —–> ammonium nitrate

oxidation

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11
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how is ammonium sulfate produced in a labratory?

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small scale, use ammonium solution and dilute sulfuric acid , titration then crys, batch

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12
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how is ammonium sulfate produced in a industrial process

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large scale, use diff raw materials , several stages, continuous

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13
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what is la chateillers principle

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when you change the conditions of a reversible reaction the position of the equilibrium will shift to try and counteract the change.

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14
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in industrial reactions, including the Haber
process, conditions used are related to:

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avail and £ of r.m
control of temp, press and catal used shud produce an acceptable yield in an acceptable am of time.

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15
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using la chatiellers principle how can the rate of equilb be affected

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changes in temp , pressure , conc and use of catalyst

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16
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chemical cells produce a voltage until…

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one of the reactants are used up

17
Q

in a hydrogen–oxygen fuel cell…

A

hydrogen and
oxygen are used to produce a voltage & water = product

18
Q

adv and disadv of fuel cells?

A

adv - quieter and needs less maintenance than a petrol or diesel engine , no co2 produced

disadv - hydrogen needs to be stored, manufacture of hydrogen involves steam + coal . co2 = by-product