Percentage Yield + atom economy Flashcards

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What is percentage yield?

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= how much of the reactant of a reaction actually formed the product
= barley 100%

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What reasons are there for the percentage yield to not be 100%?

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= side reactions
= closed system NOT
= bi products are formed
= equliaberian
= reversible reaction

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3
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How do we calculate the percentage yield?

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Yield actually formed/ maximum theoretrical yield

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4
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What is atom economy?

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= what percentage of mass of the reactant atoms ends up the desired product.

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What is the equation?

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= mr of the desired product/ mr of the all reactants x 100

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6
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What can the waste product of a reaction be used for?

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= starting material for another reaction
= increases overall stabaility.

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7
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What can be taken account when using the atom economy equation?

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= chemical reaction
= assumes percentage yield is 100%
= large numbers count

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8
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If a reaction has 1 product what does this mean?

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= atom economy of 100%

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9
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What does it mean if a reaction has a high atom economy?

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= more efficient/sustainable
= less of the mass of the reactants end up as waste products

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10
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What is another factor that should be taken into account?

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= energy use
= if a reaction had a high atom economy but required a large amount of energy input it may be less sustainable with a different reaction with a low atom economy that required less energy

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