Stoichiometry Flashcards

1
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Relative atomic mass

A

Mass number of isotope

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2
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Relative molecular mass (Mr)

A

Sum of RAM of each atom in a molecule

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3
Q

Relative Formula Mass

A

RAM sum in a formula

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4
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Amount of substance (n)

A

Number of a chemical species (e.g atoms) in a quantity

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5
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Moles (mol)

A

n’s unit

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6
Q

Avogadro’s Constant (L,Na)

A

6.02*10^23 mol-1

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7
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Molar Mass, M

A

Mass per mol. Unit = g mol-1

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8
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n=

A

Mass(g)/molar mass

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9
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Moles from solutions

A

n=c*V

n= amount of substance, mol
c= solution concentration, mol dm-3
V= solution's volume, dm3
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10
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Molarity

A

Concentration in dm-3 aka g dm-3

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11
Q

r.t.p

A

298K (25degrees)

100kPa

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12
Q

1mol gas

A

24dm3~

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13
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Ideal Gas Equation

A

pV=nRT or pV=m/M RT

p= pressure (Pa)
V= volume (m3)
T= temperature (K)
m= gas sample (g)
M= gas' relative molecular mass
R= 8.31 J K-1 mol-1
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14
Q

cm3 to m3

A

*10^-6

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15
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dm3 to m3

A

*10^-3

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16
Q

C to K

A

+273

17
Q

kPa to Pa

A

*10^3

18
Q

Limiting reactant

A

The reactant that limits the amount of product formed. Once it’s all gone, the reaction stops

19
Q

Excess reactant

A

Remaining reactant after the limiting reactant is consumed and the reaction stops

20
Q

Solving titrations

A

Need:
balanced eq,
concentration and reacting vol. of 1st reactant
concentration and reacting vol. of 1st reactant

21
Q

Solving mole questions

A

1) no. Of moles (rel eq)
2) mole ratio
3) rearrange relevant eq to calculate mass, concentration, volume or substance of interest