Stoichiometry Flashcards

1
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Ksp for [M+][X-] (MX -> M+ + X-)

A

Ksp= x^2

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2
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Ksp for [M2+][X-]^2 (MX2 -> M 2+ + 2X-)

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Ksp= 4x^3

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3
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Ksp for [M3+][X-]^3 (M’X3 -> M’3+ + 3X-)

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Ksp= 27x^4

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4
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Solubility rule: Salts of +1 cation (non-transition) and -1 anion

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Soluble in water at room temp. (silver halide insoluble, sodium salt soluble)

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5
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Solubility rule: Nitrate (NO3-) salts

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large anion that forms weak lattice interactions and strong H+ bonds with water, so most nitrate salts are water-soluble

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6
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Solubility rule: Salts with 2- or 3- anions

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Generally insoluble in water, excluding sulfate (SO4(2-))

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7
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Solubility rule: Oxide (O2-) and hydroxide (OH-) salts

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Only slightly water-soluble. (KOH and NaOH are exceptions, v soluble)

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8
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Why is a small hole present in the cap of the flask in the Dumas experiment?

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To allow the vapor pressure in the flask to equilibrate with the atmospheric pressure

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9
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What is the purpose of the Dumas experiment

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To determine the molec mass of an unknown liquid

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10
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First salt to precipitate after an anion is added has:

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lowest molar solubility of all salts in solution

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11
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What happens to Ksp and solubility when acidity of saturated Mg(OH)2 is increased?

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Additional MgOH2 will dissolve and Ksp will be unchanged

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12
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Beer’s Law

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States that absorbance depends on molar absorbitivity constant, concentration, and path-length

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13
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EG: Adding 5 parts water to 0.6M solution gives you:

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0.1M solution. Adding 5 parts water gives new volume 6x original. M1V1=M2V2.

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14
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EG: What is the [Cl-] after mixing 50mL 0.1M KCl with 25mL of 0.2M MgCl2

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Find the weighted average. So 2/3 KCL and 1/3 MgCl2
0.4(BOTH Cl)0.3333= 0.13333, 0.1.66666= 0.0666,
so roughly 0.2 M Cl-

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15
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Mass percent

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Mass atoms/ mass compound x100%

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16
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When solving empirical formula assume

A

100 g sample

17
Q

Hydrocarbon must have an ____ # H+

A

Even

18
Q

Oxidize hydrocarbon gives

A

Co2 and h2o

19
Q

Molarity

A

Moles solute/ L

20
Q

Molality

A

Moles solute/ kg solvent

21
Q

Molality does not change with ____

A

Temperature

22
Q

Mass percent

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=Mass atoms/ Mass compound X 100%