Lab practical!! Flashcards

1
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density of displacement=

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mass of object / volume of displacement

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2
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percent yield=

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actual / theoretical times 100

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3
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what happens to the validity of a calorimetry experiment that is open (not closed)

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-The temp change in water will not be as high as it should be
-heat gained by water will not be fully accurate making the set up less efficient

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4
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Pressure (P) of total =

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pressure atm (atmosphere)

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5
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P tot=

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P of carbon dioxide gas + P water vapor + Δh/13.6

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6
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P atm=

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P carbon dioxide gas + P water vapor + Δh/13.6

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7
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P carbon dioxide gas=

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P atm - P water vapor - Δh/13.6

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8
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E=

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hc/ lamda (wavelength)

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9
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when reading a graduated cylinder

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read from the bottom of the meniscus
it has 3 sig figs so ONE decimal place

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10
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filtration (from book)

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one component dissolves in water
mixture is separated by filter funnel and filter paper
solid is collected on paper
liquid flows through paper is the filtrate

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11
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dislillation

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process of separating components from liquid mixtures through vaporization condensation based on their different boiling points

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12
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difference between gravity filtration and vacuum filtration

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vacuum uses the nose on the side of the beaker with rubber tube
gravity is just the filter paper and waiting for the filtrate to come down

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13
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cathode (from google)

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species gains electrons
Cu2(+) (aq) + 2e- = Cu(s)

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14
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anode (from google)

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oxidation reaction that releases reactions or loses electrons
Zn(s) = Zn2+ (aq) + (2e-)

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15
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what are the steps in the copper cycle

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(1) dissolving copper in nitric acid to form copper(II) nitrate, (2) precipitating copper(II) hydroxide by adding sodium hydroxide, (3) heating the copper hydroxide to form copper(II) oxide, (4) dissolving the copper oxide in sulfuric acid to form copper(II) sulfate, and (5) using zinc metal to displace and recover the copper metal from the solution

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16
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the first step in the copper cycle is a

A

redox reaction

17
Q

when measuring the density of a rod

A

-weigh the rod
-use displacement (final-initial change in vol)
-do grams change to get grams over ml
-so mass/vol

18
Q

sig figs in graduated cylinder

A

just to the tenths place

19
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sig figs on a ruler

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just to the tenths place

20
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sig figs in a buret

A

to the hundredths place (2 decimal places)

21
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how to read buret

A

read backwards almost
read the empty space to the hundredths place

22
Q

open calorimeter with energy of chip and absorbance of water

A

heat absorbed by water too low
energy produced by chip is too low

23
Q

in concentration absorbance graph the x and y values are

A

x= concentration
y= absorbance

24
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Cu reaction and explain

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3Cu (s) + 8HNO3 (aq) -> 3Cu(NO3)2 (aq) + 2NO2 (g) + 4H2O (L)
Cu is oxidized from 0 to 2+ (losing e-) so it is an oxidation reaction

25
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q=mcdeltaT

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Mass in grams
heat in Joules
heat capacity in J/g
Temp in degrees C

26
Q

how could one mess up moles in gaismetry

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Using a higher concentration of the reactant than specified in the procedure would cause a student to overestimate the number of moles produced

27
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PV=

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nRT (R is ideal gas content) usually 0.0821atm/mol