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Who are the scientist’s involved with discovering the atom

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Enest rutherford, jj thomson, Dalton, Bohr

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charge of portons, neutrons and electrons

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+1, 0 , -1

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How are elememnts oredred in the periodic table

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by proton number

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3
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relative mass

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1, 1, 1/2000

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isotopes

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atoms of an alement with the same number oif protons but a different number of neutrons

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reactions of isotopes

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dont react differently, as they have the same amount of electrons and that is what makes the chemical reacrtivity differ

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6
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why aew ions charged

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unbalanced numbers of protons and electrons

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relative masses

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comparinf the masses of different atoms

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what is carbon-12

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the international standard for the measurement of reltaive atomic mass

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9
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relative isotopoic mass

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same as mass number

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relative atomic mass

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differebnt abundances and relative masses of the different isotopesd in an atom

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calculate rAM

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add the percentages of the isotopes, add the numbers near the dash, divide the numbers near dash by %. always over 100

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MR

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add together thr reltaive atomic masses of each atom making up a molecule compare to carbon-12

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RFM

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add together RAM of each atom

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mass spectrometry

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identifiese unknown compounds, abundances of isotopes

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what does y-axis show abnd the x-axis in a mass spec

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y-axis= percentage abundance / x-axis=mass/charge ratio

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16
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deteremining RAM from mass spec

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find isotopic masses and relative abundances . the % times the number of isotope over sum of the %

17
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mole equation

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mass=mr *mol

18
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mole equation

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PV=NRT ideal gas constant

19
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units for this

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1 atm. 1m^3. mol. 8.314. 273kelvin

20
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other mole equation

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mol=volume/24 gas at room temp and pressure. at dm3

21
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number of molecules equation

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mol * 6.023*10^23

22
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concentration and volume / mol /mass equation

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mass/volume=conc / mol/volume=conc.

23
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% yield equation

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actual amount of product/ theoretical amount *100

24
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atom economy equation

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molar mass of desired product/sum of molar mass of all products *100

25
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what is stoichiometry

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tells you the number of moles of each species that will react together
and studies amount of substances involed

26
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composition by mass

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given %’s - you have to take the %’s and see them as masses.

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example: 4.125g of compound D is reacted with an excess of hydrogen chloride. the mixture of products contains 95% by mass of one product and 5% by mass of the other product

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compound D formula=C7H16O
MR=110
MR of HCL=36.5
mol of D=4.125/110 = 0.036/0.0375
mol of HCL= 0.0375
mass of hcl=36.5*0.0375=1.36875(1.37)
add two masses= 4.125+1.368=5.219
95% of this =5.22g
55 of this=0.27g

28
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what is the atom economy if the desired product is the only product!

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100%

29
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common acids need to know

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HNO3/ H2SO4/ HCL

30
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ACID DEFINITION

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produces H+ ions, left side of PH colour red most

31
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common bases

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NaOH,MG(OH)2, MgO,CuO, NH3

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DEIFNITION OF BASES

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produce OH^- ions , right siode of ph blue and purple

33
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formation of salts

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from neutralisation reactions with acids and bases; metal oxides, metal carbonates, metal hydroxides

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34
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shown by…

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a dot, rellative number of water molecules are put after the dot. empirical formula put before dot.

34
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Dot formulae

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showsa the amount of water contained in a compound, gives the ratio between the number of compound molecules and water molecules

35
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how can you work out how many water molecules are present

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use the number of hydrogen atoms. if there are 10 H atoms, there will be 5 water molecules (H2O)

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