Poly Atomic Ions and Metric units Flashcards

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1
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NH4

A

Ammonium

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2
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H3O+

A

Hydronium

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3
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CH3CO2-

A

Acetate

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4
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HCO3

A

Bicarbonate

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5
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CN-

A

Cyanide

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6
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OH-

A

Hydroxide

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7
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NO3-

A

Nitrate

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8
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NO2

A

Nitrite

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9
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CI04-

A

Perchlorate

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10
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CO32-

A

Carbonate

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11
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SO42-

A

sulfate

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12
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SO32-

A

sulfite

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13
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PO43-

A

Phosphate

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14
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milli

A

10^-3

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15
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centi

A

10^-2

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16
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Kilo

A

10^3

17
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mega(M)

A

10^6

18
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what are the steps to determining the molecular formula given present composition for Atoms in the formula?

example: what is the molecular formula of the substance that is 70% by mass iron and 30% by mass oxygen

A

1) start w/ 100 grams of substance

70g Fe and 30g O = 100g total

2) figure out how many moles of each substance are present in

70g Fe X (1 mol fe)/56g) and 30g 0 X(1mol O/16g)

3) simplfy fractions for each

70g Fe/(56g/mol) = 5/4 and 30 g O/(16g/mol)= 15/8

4) flip one of the fractions and multiply both fractions together
5) simplify final fraction and one side will be Fe and the other will be O
6) write emprical formula

19
Q

List steps to determin limiting reagent?

A

1) Find molecular weights of reactants
2) Find # of moles of each reactant from supplied weights
3) compare reactants to eachother to see which will run out first

20
Q

what are the 7 rules to assigning oxidation states

A

1) elements in standard state =0
2) sum of oxidative states in compound must equal 0 or charge
3) group 1 metals = +1 and Group 2 metals= +2
4) Hydrogen =+1 bound to something more Eneg than C and 0 when bound to C
5) flourine = -1
6) oxygen =-2
7) other Halogens = -1

21
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What are the exceptions to the Oxidation state rule concerning Oxygen?

A

Peroxides (H202 and Na2O2)

22
Q

How is the oxidation number of a transition metal stated?

A

roman number

23
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what does the romen number in iron(II) chloride and Iron (III) chloride mean?

A

The oxidative state for that element.