Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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Solubility rules for predicting percipate

A

1.) All group 1 slats (Na,…) and NH4+ are soluble(aq)

2.) NO3(-), CH3COO(-), CIO4(-) are insoluble (solid)

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2
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Neutralization RXN

A

Acid+ Base = Salt + H2O

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3
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2 way to find mass percent

A

From just chemical formula:
1.) %E = (#AE) (MME)/ (MMC)

From masses of Element and compound given:

2.) %E = (MME)/ (MMC)

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4
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Avaagoes number

A

6.022 • 10^23

Used to covert from mols to moles, atoms, ions

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5
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Pre fixes to 8

A

1- mono
2- di
3-tri
4- tetra
5- penta
6- hexa
7- hepta
8- Octa

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6
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Naming molecular (NM and NM) compound rules

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1.) Add prefixes
2.) Change ending to ide of second element
3.) If 2nd element begins with O or A abs tye prefixes ends in O or A take it off. Eg Mono and Oxygen. Monoxide

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7
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Hydrate complex naming rule

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1.) H2O is referred to as hydrate
2.) add prefix in front of hydrate depending on how many H2O molecs are present
3.) Name first part of the formal name regularly using Ionic or molecular rules

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8
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Ions with multiple charges (7)

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Fe (Iron) - 2,3
Co (cobalt)- 2 ,3
Pb (lead)- 2 , 4
Hg (mercury)- 1 (Hg2^2+), 2
Cu (copper)- 2, 1
Cr (cronium)- 2,3
Sn (tin)- 2,4

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9
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NH4 (+)

A

Ammonium

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10
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C2H3O2 (-)

A

Acetate ( CH3COO^-)

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11
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CO3 (2-)

A

Carbonate

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12
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HCO3 (-)

A

Bi carbonate

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13
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CIO3 (-)

A

Percholrate

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14
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CIO3-

A

Cholerate

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15
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CIO2 (-)

A

Cholrite

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16
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CIO (-)

A

Hypoclorite

17
Q

MnO4 (-)

A

Permanganate

18
Q

SO4 (2-)

A

Sulfate

19
Q

CrO4 (2-)

A

Chromate

20
Q

Cr2O7(2-)

A

Dichromate

21
Q

CN-

A

Cynaide

22
Q

OH-

A

Hydroxide

23
Q

NO3 (-)

A

Nitrate

24
Q

NO2 (-)

A

Nitrite

25
Q

C2O4 (2-)

A

Oxalate

26
Q

PO4 (3-)

A

Phosphate

27
Q

S2O3 (2-)

A

Thiosulfate

28
Q

SO3 (2-)

A

Sulfite

29
Q

How to find empirical formula

A

1- % - grams (100)
2- g - mols
3.) divide by smallest mol
4.) get whole # if not multiply by (2,3,4,5)
5.) Take this and multiple by molecule given to get EF

30
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How to find EF of combustion analysis with No oxygen calculations

A

CH + O2 = CO2 + H2O
You have excess O2

Use empirical formula rules
Calculate mols of C from mass of CO2
Calculate mols of H from mass of H2O

31
Q

Combustion Anylasis with oxygen

A

CHO + O2 = CO2 + H2O

  • find mass of O by using grams of C and H. Can find from mols if these elements
  • then Add mass of C and H. Then sun from CHO. Then subtract from CHO in the end to find mass of O.
  • convert mass of O into mols of O and follow the rules to find EF
32
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Si units

A

Kilo (k) - 10^3
Deci (di)- 10^ -1
Centi (c)- 10^-2
Milli (m)- 10^-3
Micro ( )-10^-6
Nona ( n) 10^-9
Pico ( p) 10^-12

33
Q

Density

A

Mass/ volume

34
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Density of water at room temp

A

1.00 g/ml

35
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1 ml=

A

1cm^3

36
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1L =

A

1dm^3