unit d - entire topic Flashcards
stoichiometry
measuring the elements
-quantities of reactions and products involved in a chemical reaction
diagnostic tests
- burning a splint to test hydrogen
- burning splint to test oxygen
- lime water identifies carbon dioxide
- cobaltchlorine paper identify water
quantitative
how much is there
qualitative
is that thing there or is it not present
qualitative example
flame test, color test, solubility
quantitative example
length, mass, temperature and time
the four ‘reactions are…”
- spontaneous
- fast
- quantitive
- stoichiometric
all reactions are SPONTANEOUS
if these reactions are mixed, something will happen
reactions are FAST
reaction rate occurs in a small amount of time
-controling this rate is really important
reactions are QUANTITIVE
going to continue until one of the reactants is completely used up (limiting reagent)
reactions are STOICHIOMETRIC
occurs in simple whole number ratios
chemical analysis
knowledge of chemical reactions, experimental designs and practical skills
chemical analysis example
breathalizer test, urin analysis, titrations, blood tests
stoichio
element
metry
process of measuring
ice table
what you are
- starting with
- changing with and
- ending with
limited reagent
only have a certain amount of, of a certain substance
steps on limiting reagent
1) find the moles of reactants
2) divide by coefficent (balanced equation of those reactants)
3) smaller number is the limitor
generalization of how to write a lab
- introduction (why, ask a question)
- materals list/methods/proceudres
- results (in a table)
- data analysis
- evaluation (what went well/wrong)
STP
273K, 100kPa, 22.4L/mols (molar volume)
SATP
298K, 101kPa, 24.8L/mols (molar volume)
finding moles (no STP or SATP)
n= PV/RT
finding moles (STP or SATP)
n= v/V
molar volume
L/mol