Some Basic Concepts Of Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Significant figures
¡) Decimal no. =
¡¡) Non-Decimal no. =

A

¡) First non zero se sari digits
¡¡) First non zero to last non zero

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2
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¡) 0.0025
¡¡) 208
¡¡¡)5005
¡v)126000
v) 500.0
v¡)2.0034

A

¡)2
¡¡)3
¡¡¡)4
¡v)
v)4
v¡)5

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3
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Molecular mass

A

> It is the sum of atomic masses of all element resent in a compound.

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4
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Molecular mass

A

> It is the sum of atomic masses of all element resent in a compound.

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5
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Molecular mass of H2O

A

2(H=1)
2×1=2
O=16
2+16= 18u

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6
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  1. CO
  2. CO2
  3. HNO3
  4. C6H1206
A
  1. 28u
  2. 44u
  3. 63u
  4. 180u
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7
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Molar mass

A

It is molecular mass in grams.

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8
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Molar mass of H20

A

18g

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9
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Representation of an element

A

Atomic mass
ELEMENT
Atomic number

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10
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Isotopes

A

Atomic number same
Atomic mass different

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11
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Any two examples of isotopes

A

1^1H, 2^1H, 3^1H
12^6C, 14^6C
35^17Cl, 37^17Cl

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12
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Isobars

A

Atomic mass same
Atomic number different

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13
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Any two example of isobars

A

40^18Ar, 40^20Ca
59^27Co, 59^28Ni

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14
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Average atomic mass

A

Relative abundance=R
Atomic mass=A
Avg atomic mass= R1×A1÷100+ R2×A2÷100

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15
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Find atomic mass
Isotope>Relative abundance>Atomic mass(amu)
^12C>98.892>12
^13C>1.108>13.00335
^14C>2×10^-10>14.00317

A

Avg atomic= 98.892×12÷100 + 1.108×13.00335÷100 + 2×10^-10×14.00317÷100
=12.001u
(Bas carbon ka atomic number likhkr .smth daldo)

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16
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Scientific notations
<– =
–> =

A

+ve
-ve

17
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  1. 43126
  2. 0.000129
  3. 0.009625×10^3
    (Pehla digit 10 se kam 9-1)
A
  1. 4.3×10^4
  2. 1.29×10^-4
  3. 9.6×10^-6
18
Q

Mole concept
Q> Define 1 mole

A

It is defined as the mass exactly equal to one-twelfth of the mass of one carbon-12 atom

19
Q

No. Of moles?
(Using given mass and molar mass)

A

No. Of moles,n= Given mass/molar mass

20
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No. Of moles?
(Using given number of atoms/molecules/particles?)

A

No. Of moles,n= Given no of atomes/molecules/particles ÷ 6.022×10^23

21
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No. Of moles?
(Using given volume of gas)

A

No of moles,n= given vol of gas at STP÷ 22.7L

22
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Find number of moles present in 16g O2

A

16g÷32g= 0.5

23
Q

Find number of moles present in 12.044×10^23 atoms of sulphur.

A

12.044×10^23÷6.022×10^23= 2

24
Q

Find number of moles present in 12.044×10^23 atoms of sulphur.

A

12.044×10^23÷6.022×10^23= 2

25
Q

Find number of atoms present in 10g S8 molecule

A

Given mass= 16g
Molar mass= 32×8= 256g
Given mass/molar mass ×no. Of atoms/6.022×10^23
16÷32=x÷6.022×10^23
×=0.37×10^23

26
Q

Empirical formula

A

It represents the simple whole number ratio of various atoms present in a compound.

27
Q

C2H4
C3H6
C6H12O6

A

CH2
CH2
CH2O

28
Q

Molecular formula

A

It shows the exact number of different types of atoms present in a molecule of the compound.

29
Q

A compound contains 92.3% of carbon and remaining hydrogen. If the molar mass is 78g. Find emperical formula and molecular formula. (Pb1.2, ex1.2)

A

Emperical formula= CH
Emperical mass= 12+1=13
N= molar mass÷emperical mass= 78÷13=6
Molecular formula= (CH)6= C6H6