Stoichiometry Flashcards

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What is stoichiometry

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The study of quantitative relationships among the the product and reactants amounts in a reaction, based on molar ration

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2
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Chemical equation are…

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The basic tool of stoichiometry

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3
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Limiting reactant

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The reactant that runs out during a reaction

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Excess reactant

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The reactant(s) that are left over after a reaction

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5
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theoretical yield

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Theoretical yield it the amount of product product that is a reaction is predicted to produce

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6
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Actual yield

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The amount of product that is actually recovered from a reaction

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7
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Factors affecting yield

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Competing reactions - a reaction that
Occurs with the main reaction lowering the yeild

Small surface area of reactants- reactions with a Small surface area slow the reaction and lower yield

Temperature of reactants - slows down particles causing less collisions, slowing the reaction and lowering the yield
Pressure of reactants - if reactants are gases lower pressure means less collisions, a slower reaction and lowers the yield.

Odd shaped/dirty reactants - other substances mixing with product and product trapped where it can’t be collected

Purity of reactants- calculations are made on the assumption that the reactants are pure which is rare

Lab techniques - product lost due to lab techniques

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8
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How to calculate percent yield

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Divide the actual yield
By the theoretical yield and multiply by 100

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9
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finding limiting reactant

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Calculate the amount of a product produced based of each reactant and the reactant that produces the lowest product is the limiting reactant

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