Topic 1.4- Key concepts/ calculations Flashcards

Calculations

1
Q

How to calculate relative atomic mass? Ar

A

(Mass x abundance)+
(Mass x abundance)
——————————
total abundance

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2
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What is the relative formula mass (Mr)?

A

Average mass for one set of a molecule

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3
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What is Ar (Relative atomic mass)?

A

Average mass of the atom

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4
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How to calculate Mr (Relative formula mass)?

A

-Add the mass of all the atoms in the molecule.
-Ignore any large numbers before the atom (if there are two of a molecule don’t include it)

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5
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How to calculate the percentage of mass an atom is in a molecule using the Mr?

A

Ar (Relative atomic mass)
———————————- x100
Mr ( Relative formula mass)

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6
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What is the empirical formula?

A

-simplest whole number ratio of molecular formula

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7
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How to work out the empirical formula?

A

-Divide all numbers of atoms by the smallest to make it one and the others in the same ratio

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8
Q

What is the empirical formula of C2H6

A

-2/2=1
-6/2=3
-CH3

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9
Q

How to work out moles?

A

Mass in grams of atom/
Ar (Relative atomic mass) of the atom

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10
Q

How to work out empirical formula from mass (grams)

A

-Find moles (mass/Ar or Mr)
-Divide by smallest mole
-Multiply to make them all whole numbers

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11
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Experiment to determine the empirical formula of a simple compound e.g magnesium oxide?

A
  • Remove impurities from magnesium rub it or cut it.
    -Find mass of magnesium
    -Heat, occasionally removing lid to allow oxygen.
  • When all is white powder, reweigh it.
  • With weight of oxygen and magnesium use formula to find empirical formula
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12
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What is the law of conservation of mass?

A

Mass is neither created or destroyed in a chemical reaction

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13
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What happens to mass in precipitation reaction in a closed system?

A
  • It stays the same
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14
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What happens to mass in a non-closed system in which a gas is formed?

A

Gas will escape and thus mass will seem smaler.

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15
Q

How to find the concentration in dm3-

A

mass g / volume dm3 (cm^3/1000)

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16
Q

How to convert cm3 to dm3

A

divide by 1000
1000cm3= 1dm3

17
Q

What is a mole

A

Turns the Ar of an atom into the same number of Ar as grams.
C=12 Ar
one mole of carbon is 12g
O=16 Ar
One mole of oxygen =16g

18
Q

How to find the number of moles for a molecule?

A

Mass g/
Relative formula mass Mr

18
Q

What is the value of a mole?

A

6.02x10^23

18
Q

Calculate the mass of calcium sulfate that could be produced from 80g of calcuim.

A

80g/40(Ar of calcium)=2 moles
136 (mr of calcium sulfate) x 2 moles= 272 grams

18
Q

How to calculate the mass of reactants and products, given the mass of one product?

A
  • Find how many moles of the product we have
  • Use the equation with moles and Mr to find the mass.