Unit 0 Part 2 Flashcards

1
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mole

A

unit of measurement of atoms/molecules in realistic sizes

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2
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Mole is equal to

A

Avagadro’s number

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3
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Avagadro’s number

A

6 x 10^23

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4
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molar mass

A

grams in a mole of a substance

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5
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molar mass is equal to

A

atomic mass (amu)

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6
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law of simple proportions

A

integer ratio of elements in a compound

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7
Q

Stoichiometric ratios only apply to __

A

moles

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8
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Percent composition

A

ratio of mass of a substance to total mass of compound

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9
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Empirical formula

A

Simplest ratio of atoms in a compound

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10
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Molecular formula

A

formula of compound that corresponds with its given mass (multiple of empirical)

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11
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Percent composition > empirical formula

A
  1. assume percentage is total relative mass (e.g. C 12% = 12g of C)
  2. Divide relative mass by molar mass
  3. Find simplest ratio of moles
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12
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Reaction Stoichiometry

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proportions of compounds that react

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13
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Stoichiometric calculation

A

(in [unit > moles]) x (stoichiometric ratio [unknown element/known element]) x (out [moles > unit])

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14
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Limiting Reagent

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the reactant you deplete first in a reaction

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15
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How to find limiting reagent

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  1. find theoretical yields using stoichiometry for a specific product
  2. whichever yields the least is limiting
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16
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Percent yield formula

A

true yield / max possible yield (found thru limiting reagent)

17
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Solvent

A

Larger amount in a solution (ie water)

18
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Solute

A

Smaller amount in a solution (eg salt)

19
Q

Molarity formula

A

moles of solute (n) /
volume of solution (L)