Unit 1- Formulae Flashcards

1
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Define elements

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simplest chemicals, cannot be broken down into any more simpler molecules

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2
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Define compounds

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Chemicals containing two or more elements chemically bonded

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3
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Define atoms

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smallest particle of an element

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4
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Define molecules

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A chemical containing two or more atoms chemically bonded

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5
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Define Ion

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An atom or group of atoms which are electrically charged due to the gain or loss of electrons

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6
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Define molecular formulae

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Shows the number of atoms of the different elements in one molecule of a compound

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7
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Define Empiracal formulae

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Shows the simplest whole number ratio of the atoms of different elements in a compound

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8
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What is the formulae for Relative atomic mass?

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  • Ar
  • RAM = average mass of an atom/moles
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9
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What is the Relative molecular mass?

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  • Mr
  • used to compare the masses of different molecules
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10
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What is molar mass?

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  • Amount of a substance in moles
  • M
  • 1 mole of an element is equal to its relative atomic mass in grams
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11
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How to calculate amount in a substance?

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  • Referred to as Mol
  • Mol= Mass/Molar mass
  • Mol=g/g per mole
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12
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What is the avagadro constant?

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  • Referred to as L
  • Number of atoms, molecules in moles of any molecules
  • Number of atoms = mol x avagadro constant
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13
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How to calculate ppm?

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  • 1ppm = (mass of solute/mass of solution) x 10^6
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14
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How to calculate concentration?

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  • Measured in mol per dm^3
  • Concentration = mass of a solute/volume of a solution
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15
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How to calculate volume?

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Volume= moles x molar volume (normally 24)

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16
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What is percentage yield?

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  • percentage of products formed from reactants
  • If all reactants form products then a 100% yield
  • Percentage yield = (actual yield/ theoretical yield) x 100
  • actual yield is the yield obtained while theoretical yield is if the reaction goes according to the equation
17
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Why wont there be a 100% yield?

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  • Impure reactants
  • loss of solutions when being transferred
  • reaction is to slow
18
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What is the atom economy?

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  • Calculates the efficiency of a reaction
  • atom economy= (mass of atoms in desired products/ mass of all reactants) x 100
19
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Why is percentage yield and atom economy important?

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  • to be cost effective