Percentage Yield And Sustainable Development Flashcards

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What is a reversible reaction?

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When the products of the reaction can themselves react to produce the original reactants

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2
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Give an example of a reversible reaction …

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Ammonium chloride = ammonia + hydrogen chloride

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3
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What will it mean for the overall yield if a reversible reaction occurs?

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A lower yield

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4
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‘In a reversible reaction the reactants will never be completely converted to products’ why?

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Because the reaction goes both ways

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What may happen if filtration is used in a reaction?

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some of the product may be lost when it’s separated from the reaction mixture

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6
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Unexpected reactions can use up the reactants, causing what?

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Not much reactant left to make a desired product

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What is sustainable development about?

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Making sure we don’t use resources faster than they can be replaced

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What are the three reasons that yields can’t be 100%?

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The reaction is reversible
Filtration
Unexpected reactions

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