quantitative chemistry Flashcards

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how do you find relative formula mass

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add together the relative atomic masses of all the atoms in that compounds molecular formula

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2
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what is avogadro’s constant

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6.02 x 10^23

the number of particles in one mole of any substance

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3
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what is the equation for mole

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the number of moles = mass/Mr

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4
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what is conservation of mass

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in a chemical reaction mass is always conserved

  • no atoms are created or destroy
  • only bonds change
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5
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what is a chemical change

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a rearrangement of the atoms in the reactant, to form the products

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what does it mean for a reactant to be a ‘limiting reactant’

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it all reacts and limits how much product can be formed

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how do you find concentration (in grams per dm^3)

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concentration = mass/volume

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what is the equation for the volume of gas

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volume of gas = moles x 24

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9
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what is the atom economy of a reaction

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a measure of the proportion of starting materials that end up as useful products

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what are the problems with low atom economy

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  • less sustainable as it will use more resources

- there will be more waste products

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11
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what factors should be considered when choosing between two different methods of producing a useful product

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  • percentage yield
  • cost of raw material
  • position of equilibrium
  • rate of reaction
  • cost of maintaining the right condition
  • environmental impact of waste products
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what are potential reasons as to why the percentage yield maybe be less than 100%

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  • the reactants may not all react
  • there may be side reactions
  • some of the products may be lost
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