quantitative chemistry Flashcards

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conservation of mass and balanced equations

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  • no atoms lost or made during a chemical reaction
  • mass of products = mass of reactants
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2
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relative formula mass

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  • sum of the relative atomic masses of atoms in numbers shown in formula
    e.g HCl = 1 + 35.5 = 36.5
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3
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relative formula mass in balanced chemical equation

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sum of rfm of reactants in quantities show = sum of rfm of products in quantities shown

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4
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mass only changes when a reactant or product is a gas

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  • gas has been released into atmosphere
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5
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estimations of uncertainty

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whenever a chemical measurement is made there is always some uncertainty about result obtained

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6
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moles equation

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moles = mass / rfm

moles = mol
mass = g
rfm = g mol-1

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7
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avogadro’s constant

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number of atoms, molecules or ions in a mole of a given substance
6.02 x 10^23

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8
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limiting reactants

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  • reactant used up / not in excess since it limits the amount of products
  • if used, amount of product produce is restricted to amount of excess reactant that reacts with limiting one
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9
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what is concentration measured in?

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  • g/dm3
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10
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mass of solute in a given volume of a known concentration equation

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mass = concentration x volume

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11
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a smaller volume or larger mass of solute gives a…

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higher concentration and vice versa

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12
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percentage yield calculation

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percentage yield = amount of product produced / max amount of product possible x 100

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13
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why is it not always possible to obtain the calculated amount of a product?

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  • reaction may not go to completion because it is reversible
  • some products are lost when it is separated from the reaction mixture
  • some reactants may react in different ways to expected reactions
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14
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yield

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amount of product obtained

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15
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atom economy equation

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rfm of desired product from reaction / sum of rfm of all reactants x 100

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16
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what is atom economy?

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measure of the amount of starting materials that end up as useful products

17
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why is atom economy important?

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  • important for sustainable development and economic reasons to use reactions with high atom economy
18
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what are some reasons why a particular reaction pathway is chosen/not chosen

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  • atom economy
  • yield
  • rate
  • equilibrium position
  • usefulness of by-products
19
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volume of gas equation (at room temp)

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moles x 24

mass of gas(g)/rfm of gas(dm3) x 24

20
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at the same temp and pressure…

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equal numbers of moles of any gas will occupy the same volume

21
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volume of 1 mol of any gas at rtp

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room temp and pressure = 20oc and 1 atm is 24dm3

22
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concentration equation (moles and volume)

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conc = moles / vol