STOICHIOMETRY Flashcards

1
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is a complex mixture of compounds, predominantly containing hydrocarbons

A

Gasoline

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2
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Compounds whose carbon atoms are linked together by single bonds

A

Alkanes

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3
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Molecules containing only carbon and hydrogen atoms

A

Hydrocarbons

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4
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Alkanes have the general formula ________,
where n is an integer

A

CnH(2n+2)

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5
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Two or more structures with the same chemical formula

A

Isomers

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6
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of octane with excess oxygen produces carbon dioxide and water

A

Complete combustion

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7
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with limited oxygen produces carbon monoxide and water

A

Incomplete combustion

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8
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Complete and incomplete combustion both occur with the relative amounts of each determined by:

A
  • Ratio of fuel to oxygen
  • Engine temperature
  • Engine tuning
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9
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A term used to describe quantitative relationships in chemistry

A

Stoichiometry

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10
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The reactant that is completely consumed in a reaction
* Limits the quantity of product produced

A

Limiting reactant

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11
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The maximum mass of a product that can be obtained in a reaction is determined by the limiting reactant

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Theoretical Yield

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12
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Used to determine which reactant is the limiting reactant

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Theoretical Yield

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13
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Many factors determine the amount of desired product actually produced in a reaction

A
  • Temperature of the reaction
  • Possibility of side reactions
  • Further reaction of the product
  • Time
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14
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Calculated by comparing the ratio of the actual yield to the theoretical yield

A

Percentage yield

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15
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Ideal amount of product formed under perfect or ideal conditions

A

Theoretical yield

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16
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A common laboratory technique that requires understanding solution stoichiometry

A

Titration

17
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A dye used during titration that changes color to indicate when the reaction is complete

A

Indicator

18
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Added to gasoline to improve engine performance, reduce undesirable engine emissions, and reduce dependence on imported petroleum products

A

Fuel additives

19
Q

Additives improve engine performance by improving the

A

octane rating

20
Q

A higher octane rating delivers better performance and has lower unwanted

A

knocking

21
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occurs if the fuel mixture in a cylinder ignites prematurely

A

Knocking