Test on Thursday, December 1, 2016 Flashcards
What does Accuracy mean? 3
It refers to how close the measurement is to the true value
Determined by the procedure used to obtain measurement
Improper method results in all values consistently too high or too low
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For example: A dart board
Accuracy — I get most of my darts around the centre. Not necessarily close together
Precision — All my throws land in the exact same area (whether or not it is close to the center)
What are the three types of errors?
Random error
Systematic error
Gross error
Define Anhydrous salt
When hydrates release water
Give two examples on random error.
Uncertainty of measuring a liquid
Uncertainty of measuring mass
What is L equal to? Also called Avogadro’s number
6.022×10²³
What does STP mean? 3
It stands for Standard Temperature and Pressure
Standard Pressure is 100 kPa
Standard Temperature is 0°C
How can Random error be reduced?
It can be reduced through repeated measure as it alters measurements equally on both sides of a value
Define Gross error.
Recognized one time mistakes including spills, mislabeling and recording wrong value
How do you calculate percent yield?
(Experimental yield/theoretical yield) * 100
Define Formula Mass 1
Is the sum of the atomic mass of each ion in the empirical formula
(Used for ionic compounds)
k2O has 2 potassium and 1 oxygen
FM = 2(29.10g/mol)+(116.00g/mol)
FM = 74.2
How many volume does one mol of any gas occupy at STP?
22.7 L
Define Precision. 2
It refers to how close several measurements of the same quantity are to each other
It is determined by the device used to measure
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A graduated cylinder is more precise than a beaker for volume because its uncertainty is +- 0.5ml
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For example: A dart board
Accuracy — I get most of my darts around the centre. Not necessarily close together
Precision — All my throws land in the exact same area (whether or not it is close to the center)
What do Chemical Reactions require? 3-6
New substances to be formed
Bonds of reactants to be broken and bonds of products to be formed
Results in an energy change (gain or loss)
Fixed ratios between reactants/products
Ratio in number of moles or particles
Called stoichiometry
Give two examples of desiccants.
“Dry it” bag contains anhydrous calcium chloride to dehumidify the air
Silica gel is found in packages of many electronic devices
Define Desiccant.
Anhydrous salts that will attract water out of the air to reform hydrate
Define Molar Mass
A single atom has a very small mass
What element and its isotope are all the masses given in the periodic table based on?
It is based on the isotope carbon-12
What is mole or Avogadro’s number used for? 4 or 2
A very big number useful for counting small things like:
Atoms
Molecules
Ions
Formula Units
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Mainly Converting from # of atoms to moles
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Converting from # of moles to atoms
Define Systematic error
Inherent in procedure and unnoticed in lab
What is 22.7 L written as also? (how it is written in IB)
22.7 dm³
What is the symbol of the molecular mass? (It is the same as Relative Atomic Mass)
Mr (the r is a subscript)
What are Quantitative data? 2
Data from observations from sight, touch, taste, hearing and smell
May be prediction of unknown values or determination of slope of line or curve
Define Molecular Mass 1
Is the sum of the atomic mass of each atom in the molecule
H2O has 2 hydrogen and 1 oxygen
MM = 2(1.01g/mol) + 1(16.00g/mol)
MM = 18.02
Where are the three errors addressed, in what section?
The Evaluation section
