Elements, compounds, mixtures & Moles Flashcards

1
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What is relative atomic mass?

A

Ar = mass of element

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2
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What is relative formula mass?

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Mr = mass of substance

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3
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How to calculate Mr?

A

Add all Ar from all elements in mixture.

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4
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What is empirical formula?

A

Simplified chemical formula to smallest whole number ratio.

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5
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What’s a balanced chemical equation?

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Shows reaction, same number of atoms and mass in both sides.

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6
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What’s a pure substance?

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Substance that consist of only one element?

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7
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How does melting point determine if it’s pure or not?

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Melting point is lower, and melting in range of temperature means it’s IMPURE.

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8
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What’s a solution?

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A substance that has dissolved in another.

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9
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Different components of the solution?

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Solute: Substance which dissolves
Solvent: Where the solute dissolved in

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10
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What’s filtration?

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Separates, insoluble substance form solution.

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11
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What’s simple distillation?

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Boils lower melting point substance first, leaving other behind.

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12
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How does fractional distillation work?

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Separates 2 or more substances from mixture in liquid state (each substance has different boiling point).

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13
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How does chromatography work?

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Mobile phase moves through stationary phase, separates coloured substance.

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14
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What’s a period (periodic table)?

A

Horizontal row

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15
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What’s a group (periodic table)?

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Vertical column

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16
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What’s an ion?

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A charged particle, molecule or atom.

17
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What’s ionic bonding?

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One electron goes to other substance. Linking them ionically. (Non-metal = Metal)

18
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What’s covalent bonding?

A

Shared pair of electrons. (Non-Metal - Non-Metal)

19
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What’re polymers?

A

Group of smaller monomers (monomers) joined together (linked up).

20
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What’re metallic bonds?

A

Metals loose electrons forming sea of electrons which keep all metal ions together.

21
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Why some substances conduct electricity?

A

Because they have free electrons that can move.

22
Q

How big are nano particles?

A

1-100 nm (nanometers)

23
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How do you write the formulae of metal elements?

A

Always in the empirical formula, because they’re in giant latices.

24
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What is conservation of mass?

A

Mass is never gained or lost in a chemical reaction (closed system).

25
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What are state symbols?

A

They show the physical state of substances in chemical reactions.

26
Q

What’re half equations?

A

Half equations show the change of one reactant in a reaction (include charges).

27
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What’re ionic equations?

A

Shows ion presents in a reaction mixture.

28
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What’s a mole?

A

Is the unit for amount of substance.

29
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What is 1 mole?

A

1 mole = number of particles in 12g of Carbon-12. (6.02 x 10^23)

30
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What is 1 mole equal to?

A

1 mole = Ar (or Mr)

31
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What is the equation relating mass, Mr, and moles.

A

mass = Mr x mol