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Stoichiometry Flashcards

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1
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Define an element

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a substance that is made up of only one type of atom

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Define compound

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a substance made up of two or more elements that are chemically bonded together

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Define mixture

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a substance made up of two or more elements that are not chemically bonds together

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Difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixture

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Homogeneous: has the same uniform appearance and composition throughout
Heterogeneous: has non-uniform appearance and composition throughout

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What are the different types of states of matter + describe them

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melting (solid - liquid), freezing (liquid - solid), boiling (liquid -gas), condensation (gas - liquid), sublimation (solid- gas), deposition (gas - solid)

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Properties of solids

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  • particles are packed closely together
  • particles vibrate
  • has definite volume, shape
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Properties of liquids

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  • particles slide over each other
  • has definite volume but no definite shape
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Properties of gas

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  • particles are very far apart
  • has no definite volume or shape
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Physical change vs chemical change

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Physical: no new substances are made + reversible
Chemical: new substance are made + irreversible

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Define mole

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the amount of substance that contains the same number of specified particles s there is in 12g of carbon-12

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What is the value of the Avogadro constant

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6,02x10^23

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Define Relative Atomic Mass

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the weighted average mass of one atom compared to 1/12th of the mass of an atom of carbon-12

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How to calculate the relative isotopic mass

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Multiply the atomic mass by the percentage abundance for each isotope and add them all together. Divide by 100 to get average relative atomic mass.

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What are the units of molar mass

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g/mol

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How to find the number of particles

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Avogadro’s constant X n° moles
be careful if they ask particles or molecules
(O2 = 2 particles but 1 molecule)

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16
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How to find the mass

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moles X Mr

17
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How to find the Mr

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Mass÷moles

18
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How to find the number of moles

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Mass÷Mr OR n° particles÷Avogadro

19
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Empirical formula definition

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The simplest whole-number ratio of each element in a compound

20
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Formula for atom economy

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(total mass of desired products÷total mass of all products) x 100

21
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How to calculate the empirical formula

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1) Write each elements % composition or mass
2) Divide the % or mass by the relative atomic mass and calculate the ratio
3) Divide each ratio by the smallest ratio above to get a whole number ratio

22
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How to calculate the molecular formula

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1) Calculate the relative mass of the empirical formula
2) Divide the relative mass of x by its empirical formula’s lass
3) Multiply the empirical formula by the number found

23
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What is the limiting reactant

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The reactant that is going to be used up first

24
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How to find the limiting reactant

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Divide the moles by the leading coefficient (the smaller t one is the limiting reactant)

25
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Percentage yield formula

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actual yield/theoretical yield

26
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What is the ideal gas formula

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Pv=nRT
P=(Pa), V=m3, n= n° moles, R= gas constant, T= (K)

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Characteristics of Ideal Gases

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  • volume of gas is negligible
  • have perfect elastic collision
  • no intermolecular forces
28
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State 2 reasons why which cause deviations from ideal gas behaviour

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  • volume ( a large volume)
  • intermolecular forces (stronger intermolecular forces like H bonds)
29
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When do real gases behave the most like ideal gases

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high pressure and low temperatures

30
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How to calculate the gas volume

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moles X 22.7dm3

31
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What is Boyle’s law (relationship between pressure and volume)

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volume is inversely proportional to pressure (at constant temperature)
P=1/V (straight line)

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What is Charles’ Law (relationship between volume and temperature)

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volume is directly proportional to temperature (at constant pressure)
V=T

33
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What is Lussac’s Law (relationship between temperature and pressure)

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pressure is directly proportional to temperature (at constant volume)
P=T

34
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What is the combined gas law formula

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P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2

35
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How to calculate concentration

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moles/volume

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