Chemistry Topic 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What is a mole calculation

A

6.02 x 10 to the power of 23

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2
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One mole of atoms of any substance will have a mass in grams equal to the

A

Relative formula mass

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3
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Carbon has a relative mass of 12 so one mole of carbon weighs

A

12g

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4
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Number of moles =

A

Mass in g/ relative mass

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5
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Concentration 1=

Concentration2=

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Concentration1= mass/volume 
Concentration2= number of moles/ volume
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6
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How is mas changed-gas

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If the gas decreases, the vessel isn’t enclosed so the gas can escape .

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7
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Mg has a mass of 48g how many moles are there

Mr of mg= 24

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48/24= 2mol

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8
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Calculate the mass of four moles of NaCl.
Na= 23
Cl= 35.5

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4 x (35.5+23)

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9
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2g of hydrogen reacts with 71g of chlorine to make 73g of hydrogen chloride
H=1
Cl=35.5
H2+cl2-HCl

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2g/2=1mol
71g/35.5=2mol
73g/(1+35.5) = 2mol
1h+2cl-2hcl
Divide by lowest number (1)
1/1=1
2/1=2
2/1=2
1h+ 2cl+2hcl
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10
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1mol=

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6.02x10-23

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11
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Calculate the number of moles of atoms in one mole of water (h2o)

A

H2. O

^2atom. ^ 1atom = 3 atoms

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12
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Calculate number of atoms in one mole of sodium oxide

Na2o

A

Na2. O
^2atoms ^1atoms= 3atoms
3x6.02x10-23
1.806 X 10-24

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13
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Calculate the number of atoms in 28g of lithium

Li= 7

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Moles= 28/7= 4
4 X 6.02 X 10-23
2.408 X 10-24

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14
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Calculate the number of atoms in 54g of water
H=1
O=16

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(1 X 2 ) + 16= 18
54g/ 18= 3 mol
3 X 6.02 x10-23= 1.806 X 10-24
H2.   O
^2atom ^ 1 atom= 3 atom
3 X 1.806 X 10-24 = 5.418 X 10-24
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15
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During a chemical reaction

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No atoms are gained or lost

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16
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There are the same number of ______ on each side of a reaction

A

Atoms

17
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If the mass increases during a reaction it’s because

A

One of the reactants is a gas which is found in the air and it reacts to form part of the product

18
Q

Is the mass decreases during a raeaction it’s because

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One of the products is gas and gas can escape

19
Q

The reaction that’s used up is called e

A

Limiting reactant

20
Q

Reactions stop when

A

All of one reactant is used up

21
Q

The amount of product formed is ___________ to the amount of limiting reactant

A

Directly proportional

22
Q

Concentration is a measure

A

Of how crowded things are

23
Q

The amount of substance in a given volume is

A

Concentration

24
Q

Solute is

A

Substance that’s dissolved

25
Q

Volume unit

A

Dm3

26
Q

The atom enconommy tells us

A

How much of the mass of the reactants is wasted when manufacturing a chemical and how much ends up useful

27
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Atom enconomy=

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Mr of desired product/

mr of all reactants X 100

28
Q

Night atom enconomy is better for

A

Profits and the environment

29
Q

Percentage yield compares

A

Actual and theoretical yield

30
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Percentage yield=

A

Mass of product acc made/

Macimiumum theoretical mass of product X100

31
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Percentage yield and atom enconomy is always between

A

0% and 100%

32
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Why yields are always less than 100%

A

Not all reactants react to make product
There might be side reactions
You lose some product when you separate it from reaction mixtures