Conversions/Writing Formulas Flashcards

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Law of multiple proportions

A

-When 2 elements come together to form compound
-Take the first element over second element (however many there are)
-Multiple by 1 element/x then cross multiply
Basically taking the denominator and dividing by numerator
-Get numbers and take biggest over smallest (can have two biggest)
-Need to get ratio so round off

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2
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Radioactivity equations

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Alpha Particle/Alpha Decay = 4/2 He (+2) (make equation balanced)
Beta Decay = An electron (0/-1) e
Positron Emission = (0/+1) e

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3
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Fission

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neutron collides into a heavy nucleus, splits nucleus into 2 similarly sized fragments (getting smaller)

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Fusion

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The combo of 2 or more light nuclei to form a heavier one (getting bigger)

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5
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Isotopes

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Atoms of the same element have same number of protons but different neutrons (same atomic number, different mass number)

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6
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How to calculate average atomic masses of elements

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Take mass and amu (into a decimal)
Multiply those 2 then add it to the other calculation
-ex (.75771)(34.96885 cl) + (.6789)(32.778)

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7
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Ions

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result when electrons are added or removed
cation - positively charges but removed
anion - negatively charged but added

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8
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Binary Compounds - 2 different element groups

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contains only 2 diff element groups (ionic)
Positive+Negative element + ide at the end

EX; KCl - potassium chloride

  • ionic you always balance out if your given the name
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9
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Binary compounds containing variable charged elements

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transition metal + non metal
-positive element (Roman numeral) + negative element stem + ide at end

EX;
FeCl2 - (cross over) Iron (II) chloride

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10
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Binary compounds containing two nonmetals

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covalent
-less electronegative + more electronegative element + ide

EX
NO nitrogen monoxide

  • you don’t balance
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11
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Acids derived from binary compounds

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hydro + negative element stem + ic acid

EX : HCl - hydrochloric
HBr - Hydrobromic

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12
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Ternary acid compounds

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containing oxyanions negative element stems + ours or ic acid (has hydrogen and oxygen in it and another element)

Ite - ous
ate - ic
EX : H2SO3 = sulfurous acid
HNO2 = Nitrous acid

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13
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Formula Mass

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Just the sum of the grams
NO2 (14.0067)+2(15.9994)=46.0

if it asks for mass in grams of ethanol molecule its same formula

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14
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Chemical formula - percent composition

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(mass of the element/molar mass of the compound) x 100

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15
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Mass percentages

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(# of elements)(molar mass of specific part compound)/(Molar mass of whole compound) x 100

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16
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empirical formula

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  1. percent to grams (same number)
  2. convert to mols from grams (take given number divided by periodic table number)
  3. divide mols by lowest mols
17
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combustion

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combines with oxygen gas and releases making CO2 and H20

  • must write state and balance
18
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percent abundance

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take the mass that’s the whole set it equal to the other masses
ex : 72.747 = (x * 73.768) (x-1 *(74.738))
-distribute out the x’s and then subtract so you get an x number and other number
-minus and divide and you get a number then minus one for the other number