Module 2, Atoms And Moles And Formulas And Equations Flashcards

1
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Isoelectronic

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When ions of different elements have same number of electrons

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2
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What do the peaks represent in mass spectrometry

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Different isotopes

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3
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What is avogadro’s constant

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6.022x10^23

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4
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What is the equation for number of particles

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N(moles) x Na(avogadro’s constant)

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5
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What is the equation for number of moles

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Mass(g)/mr

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6
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Empirical formula definition

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Simplest whole number of ratio. Of atoms/ions of an element in a compound.

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7
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Relative atomic mass

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Ratio of average mass of atoms that is constant which is one twelfth the mass of a carbon-12 atom

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8
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Stoichemitry

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Relationship between substances in a equation

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9
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What assumptions are made when reacting masses

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100% transformation, excess hydrogen

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10
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Limiting reactant

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Is one used up

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11
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Excess reactant

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One that has left over moles after reacting

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12
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1 What did dalton describe the model

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Solid spheres, different spheres made of different elements

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13
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2 describe Thomsons findings

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Measurements of charge and mass showed atom must contain negative charged particles, electrons. Plum pudding model, positive charged sphere with negative electrons embedded.

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14
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3 describe Rutherford findings

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Worked with Geiger and marsden, gold foil experiment, fired alpha particles at thin sheet of gold. Expected most Alpha particle to be deflected slightly most went straight through A small number deflected backwards which showed the plum pudding model couldn’t be right came up with the nuclear model where there is a tiny positive charge nucleus at the centre surrounded by cloud of negative electrons where the mass concentrated in the centre and the atom is empty Space. Discovered protons

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15
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4 Bohr findings

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Electrons existed in fixed orbit is known as shells and had a fixed energy. He came up with the bohr model which is similar to the one now.

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16
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Relative isotopic mass

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Mass of an atom of an isotope of an element compared to 1/12 of mass of carbon-12

17
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Relative formula mass

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Average mass of a formula unit, compared to 1/12th of the mass of a carbon-12

18
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Work out ionic equation

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Write in ions form, cross out ions that appear on both sides, check charges balance, balance equation, write into constituent ions(eg 2Na3= 6Na), cross out bits on both side

19
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What is the equation for working out number of moles assuming gases at RTP

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Number of moles= volume(dm3)/24