moles I 4.4 Flashcards

1
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what is relative formula mass

A

the mass of a formula unit of a substance

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2
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how is the farm calculated

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adding the relative atomic masses (RAMs) of atoms

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3
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what is percentage by mass

A

the mass of a substance that comes from a particular element

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4
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how to calculate the percentage by mass

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%x = (mass of x / RFM) *100

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5
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what are moles

A

the unit of amount of substance

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6
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how is moles calculated

A

mass/RFM

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7
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what is empirical formula

A

the simplest mole ration of its elements

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8
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how to calculate empirical formula

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-convert the masses(or %) into moles
-cancel down the mole ratio
-write the simplest mole ratio into a formula

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9
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what is molecular formula

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the actual number of atoms in a molecule

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10
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how to calculate the molecular formula from empirical formula and RFM

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-calculate how many times the empirical formula fits into the RFM by division
-multiply this value by the empirical formula

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11
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what is water of crystallisation

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hydrated salt crystals contain water trapped inside them in a fixed mole ratio

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12
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how to calculate water of crystallisation

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-calculate the mass of water lost
-draw a mass, moles, ration table

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13
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what do the balancing numbers in a balanced equation for a reaction tell us

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how many moles of each reactant are needed and how many moles of each product are made

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14
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how to calculate the mass needed for a reaction

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convert mass of reactant 2 into moles
use the mole ratio from the balancing numbers
covert moles of reactant 1 into mass

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15
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if there isn’t enough of a substance its

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limiting

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16
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if there is more than enough of a substance its

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in excess

17
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how to find out which reactant is in excess

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calculate how much of the other one would be needed to react with it, then compare with how much there actually

18
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% yield=

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experimental/theoretical x 100

19
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what is experimental mass

A

measured in experiment

20
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what is theoretical mass

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calculated based on mass of reactant