topic three: quantitative chemistry Flashcards

1
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what is the relative formula mass?

A

the sum of the relative atomic masses of all the elements in the formula

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2
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what is a mole?

A

the measurement of the amount of a substance

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3
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what is avogadro’s constant

A

the number of atoms, molecules of ions in one mole of a give substance

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4
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what is the value of avogadro’s constant?

A

6.02 x 10^23

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5
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what is the formula for working out the number of moles?

A

moles = mass(g) / mr

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6
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define: conservation of mass

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the total mass of reactants must be equal to the total mass of products

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7
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what would explain an increase of mass in a reaction?

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one of the reactants must be a gas that was not previously measured

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8
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what would explain a decrease of mass in a reaction?

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one of the products was a gas that escaped

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9
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how would you find the amount of moles of a substance in a reaction?

A

you can use molar ratios to find the amount of moles of a substance in a reaction

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10
Q

in the reaction:
N2 + 3H2→ 2NH3
what is the molar ratio?

A

1 : 3 : 2

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11
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define: an excess

A

when the amount of reactant is greater than the amount that can react

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12
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define: limiting reactant

A

the reactant in a reaction that determines the amount of products formed

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13
Q

give three reasons why we don’t get 100% percentage yield

A
  • some reactions do not go to completion (e.g. reverse reactions)
  • some of the product may have been lost (e.g. left on apparatus)
  • some reactants react differently than expected and so do not contribute to the products
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14
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define: percentage yield

A

the amount of product formed in a reaction compared to the maximum theoretical mass

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15
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give the formula for percentage yield

A

percentage yield = 100 x
mass of product actually made
——————————————–
theoretical mass of products

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16
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why is it best to have high percentage yield?

A

higher percentage yield means a more efficient reaction which means more product formed and less wasted (higher profit for industries)

17
Q

define: atom economy

A

a way of measuring what percentage of mass of all atoms in the reactants end up as the desired product

18
Q

give the formula for atom economy

A

atom economy = 100 x
relative formula mass of desired product from the equation
——————————————–
sum of masses of all reactant from the equation

19
Q

how does the volume of a gas vary with temperature?

A

the higher the temperature, the greater the volume of gas

20
Q

how does the volume of a gas vary with pressure?

A

the greater the pressure of gas, the smaller its volume

21
Q

give the equation for working out the volume of a gas

A

volume (dm3) = 24 x moles

22
Q

give the equation for working out the concentration of a solution

A

concentration (g/dm3) =
mass dissolved (g)
————————–
volume (dm3)

OR

volume (dm3)