Quantative Chemistry Flashcards

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Relative atomic mass ( RAM, Ar )

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The mass of the atom compared to the mass of carbon-12

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Relative formula mass (RFM, Mr)

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The total value of all the Ar in a given substance

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The mole

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Mass/Mr

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How to calculate the % of an element in a compound by mass?

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% of element x = no. Of atoms of element x in compound x Ar / Mr of compound

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Interchanging Mr and Moles

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The mass of a mole of a substance is equal to the substances Mr In grams
E.g Mr of H2O is 18, so one mol of water = 18g

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How to work out the Mr of a substance

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Add up all the Ar of elements contained in the substance
E.g Mr of water = (H x2 =1x2) + (O = 16) = (2x1) + 16 = 18
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Mr = mass/mol
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The mass of moles a substance is equal to its Mr in grams, so if an unknown substance has 21g of mass and 0.25 moles, then one mole = 84g = Mr 84

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Heating to constant mass

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Heating to constant mass means you heat the substance for a tracked amount of time, and record the mass at each interval e.g every two minutes. You continue to do this until the mass does not change; this is heating to constant mass.

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