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Unit 3 - Stoichiometry Flashcards

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1
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Molecular formula

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The number and type of different atoms in a molecule e.g. CO2

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Empirical formula

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Simplest whole number ratio for different atoms e.g. H2O2 = OH

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Valency

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Number of electrons gained or lost

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Valency of all groups

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  • Group I = 1
  • Group II = 2
  • Group III = 3
  • Group IV = 4
  • Group V = 3
  • Group VI = 2
  • Group VII = 1
  • group VIII = 0
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Ionic compound features

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  • Ions are charged to get full outer shells
  • Compounds final charge must be neutral e.g. k+ + F- = KF
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Word equation

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Chemical names of all reactants and products

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Symbol equation

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Names of substances are replaced by element symbols

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Polyatomic ions

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Ions that have more than one element, e.g. SO4, covalently bonded but unequal protons and electrons

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Charges of polyatomic ions

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  • Hydroxide/OH = 1-
  • Carbonate/CO3 = 2-
  • Chlorate/ClO4 = 1-
  • Nitrate/NO3 = 1-
  • Sulfate/SO4 = 2-
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Law of conservation of mass

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In a reaction the mass of the reactants will equal the mass of the products - mass is conserved

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State symbols

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  • Solid = (s)
  • Liquid = (l)
  • Gas = (g)
  • Aqueous = (aq)
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Notation for multiple molecular ions

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Brackets around ion with amount e.g. Al(NO3)3

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Ammonium

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NH4 = 1+

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Ammonia

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NH3

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Relative atomic mass

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Every atom’s mass is relative to 1/12th of carbon - 12

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Symbol for relative atomic mass

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Ar

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Relative molecular mass

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The mass of all atoms in a compound or molecule - can be used for ionic compounds

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Symbol for relative molecular mass

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Mr

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Avogadro’s constant

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1 mole of a substance has 6.02 x 10^23 atoms in it

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Relationship with moles and Ar or Mr

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1 mole of a substance is weighs its Ar or Mr in grams e.g. 1 mole of H20 = 18g

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Mole, mass and Mr equation

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  • Mass = Moles x Mr
  • Moles = Mass ÷ Mr
  • Mr = Mass ÷ Moles
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Molar gas volume law

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Under same temperature and pressure conditions, equal volumes of different gasses contain an equal number of molecules

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Molar gas volume constant

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1 mole of a gas = 24dm^3 = 24000cm^3 = 0.024m^3

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Room temperature and pressure conditions

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25˚C and 1 atmospheric pressure

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moles and gas volume equation

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  • Moles = Gas volume ÷ 24
  • Gas volume = moles x 24
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Concentration equation (mass and volume)

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  • Concentration = Mass ÷ Volume
  • Mass = Concentration x Volume
  • Volume = Mass ÷ Concentration
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Molar concentration

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The amount of moles of a substance dissolved in 1dm^3

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Concentration equation (moles and volume)

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  • Concentration = Moles ÷ Volume
  • Moles = Concentration x Volume
  • Volume = Moles ÷ Concentration
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Titrations

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Used for neutralizing an acid or alkali, can be used to find an unknown volume

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Limiting reagent

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The reactant that is completely used in the reaction and controls the amount of product formed

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Excess reagent

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The reactant that is left over at the end of the reaction

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Theoretical yield

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Moles of product in a balanced equation

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Actual yield

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Moles or total mass obtained experimentally

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Percentage yield

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Percentage of theoretical yield obtained experimentally

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Percentage yield equation

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Percentage yield = (Actual yield ÷ Theoretical yield) x 100

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Percentage purity of a substance equation

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Percentage purity = (Mass of pure product ÷ Mass of impure product) x 100

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Steps to ionic equations

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1.Identify solids, liquids or gases ( can’t be changed)
2.Identify the ions of the aqueous substances
3.Cross out any ions that appear on both sides of the equation
4.Rewrite the equation without including the species you crossed out

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Spectator ion

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An ion that remains unchanged throughout a chemical reaction

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Steps to finding ratios in a compound

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1.Find the atomic mass of each element
2.Divide the percentages of the elements in the compound by their masses
3.Divide these numbers by the smallest value to find the ratio

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