Formulae And Amounts Of Substances Flashcards

1
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Definition of molecular formula

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Formula which shows the actual number if atoms of each element in a molecule

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2
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Definition of empirical formula

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Formula which shows the simplest WHOLE NUMBER ratio of atoms of each element in a compound

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3
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Definition of molar gas volume

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The volume of one mole of gas under specified conditions of temperature and pressure

Eg 24dm^3 at 20C and one atmospheric pressure

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4
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How do you calculate the empirical formula

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Divide the masses/% masses by the RFM of the element
Divide all answers by the smallest answer
Write out the formula (may have to multiply by a certain number in order to get a WHOLE NUMBER ratio)

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5
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How do you work out the molecular formula?

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  1. Empirical formula calculated
  2. Divide RFM by empirical formula ➡️ gives scale factor
  3. Multiply all numbers in empirical formula by this scale factor
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6
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Write the combustion equation

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See notes

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7
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How do you work out the number of moles of a gas (mol)

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Volume of gas (dm^3)
——————————
Molar volume (dm^3 mol^-1)

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8
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How do you work out the volume of a gas?

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Moles of gas x 24 (vol in dm)

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9
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How to figure out an unknown hydrocarbon

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Burn completely in oxygen and measure volume of everything

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10
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What does NaOH do in combustion questions?

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Absorbs CO2

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11
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How to work out unknown volume of O2 in combustion hydrocarbon Qs

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See equation pg 14 ALL IN VOLUMES

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12
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What is the theoretical yield

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Max possible amount of products formed from the reactants used

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13
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Reasons for theoretical being more than the actual yield

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Impure reactants
Reaction may not go to completion
Competing side reactions
Product left in container

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14
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Percentage yield equation

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(Actual yield/theoretical yield) x 100

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15
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What is atom economy an indication of

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Measure of efficiency of converting reactants to desired products
Can be used to compare efficiency of diff reactions
High % ➡️ more efficient and less waste

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16
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Equation for the % atom economy

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RFM of desired product
——————————— x100
Total mass of reactants

17
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What is the formula for Ammonium

A

NH4^+

18
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What is the formula for hypochlorite

A

ClO^-

19
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What is the formula for hydroxide

A

OH-

20
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What is the formula for Nitrite

A

NO2^-

21
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What is the formula for nitrate

A

NO3^-

22
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What is the formula for Chlorate

A

ClO3^-

23
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What is the formula for Hydrogencarbonate

A

HCO3^-

24
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What is the formula for hydrogenaulfate

A

HSO4^-

25
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What is the formula for Permanganate

A

MnO4^-

26
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What is the formula for Carbonate

A

CO3^2-

27
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What is the formula for Chromate

A

CrO4^2-

28
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What is the formula for Dichromate

A

Cr2O7^2-

29
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What is the formula for Sulfate

A

SO4^2-

30
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What is the formula for sulfite

A

SO3^2-

31
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What is the formula for Thiosulfate

A

S2O3^2-

32
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What is the formula for phosphate

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PO4^3-