Chemistry Test #4 Flashcards

1
Q

qualitative formulas tell us

A

which elements

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2
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quantitative formulas tell us

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how many atoms of each element are present

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3
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Molecular Formulas

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number of atoms of each element needed to form a covalently bonded substance

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4
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Empirical Formulas

A

lowest ratio; ALL IONIC COMPOUNDS

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5
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Structural Formulas

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Location, and number of bonds between atoms

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6
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Condensed Structural Formula

A

similar to structural, but bonds are not shown, only implied: CH3CH2CH3

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7
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Conservation laws

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mass, electric charge, energy

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8
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Gram Atomic Mass (GAM)

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Mass, in grams, of 1 mole of an element

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9
Q

1 mole = ?

A

6.02*10^23 particles/ions/compounds/molecules/atoms

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10
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Mole-Mass Conversion Factor

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GFM/1 mole = 1 mole/GFM

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11
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Gram Formula Mass (GFM)/Molar Mass

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adding masses of moles together

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12
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Molar Volume

A

22.4L

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13
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Convert Mass to Moles

A

Divide by GFM

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14
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Convert Moles to Mass

A

Multiply by GFM

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15
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Moles to Molecules

A

Multiply by 6.02*10^23

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16
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Molecules to Moles

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Divide by 6.02*10^23

17
Q

Moles to Volume

A

Multiply by 22.4L

18
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Volume to Moles

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Divide by 22.4L

19
Q

Percent Composition by Mass

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(Mass of part)/(Mass of whole)*100

20
Q

Synthesis Reaction

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two or more products come together to form a single product

21
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Decomposition Reactions

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A compound is broken down into two or more smaller, less complex compounds/elements.

22
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Single Replacement Reactions

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AX+B –> A+BX
metals –> metals
nonmetals –> nonmetals
more active –> less active

23
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Double Replacement Reactions

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AX+BY –> BX+AY

24
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