unit d - entire topic Flashcards

1
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stoichiometry

A

measuring the elements

-quantities of reactions and products involved in a chemical reaction

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2
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diagnostic tests

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  • burning a splint to test hydrogen
  • burning splint to test oxygen
  • lime water identifies carbon dioxide
  • cobaltchlorine paper identify water
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3
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quantitative

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how much is there

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4
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qualitative

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is that thing there or is it not present

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5
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qualitative example

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flame test, color test, solubility

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6
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quantitative example

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length, mass, temperature and time

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7
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the four ‘reactions are…”

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  • spontaneous
  • fast
  • quantitive
  • stoichiometric
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8
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all reactions are SPONTANEOUS

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if these reactions are mixed, something will happen

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9
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reactions are FAST

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reaction rate occurs in a small amount of time

-controling this rate is really important

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10
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reactions are QUANTITIVE

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going to continue until one of the reactants is completely used up (limiting reagent)

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11
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reactions are STOICHIOMETRIC

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occurs in simple whole number ratios

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12
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chemical analysis

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knowledge of chemical reactions, experimental designs and practical skills

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13
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chemical analysis example

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breathalizer test, urin analysis, titrations, blood tests

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14
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stoichio

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element

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15
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metry

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process of measuring

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16
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ice table

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what you are

  • starting with
  • changing with and
  • ending with
17
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limited reagent

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only have a certain amount of, of a certain substance

18
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steps on limiting reagent

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1) find the moles of reactants
2) divide by coefficent (balanced equation of those reactants)
3) smaller number is the limitor

19
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generalization of how to write a lab

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  • introduction (why, ask a question)
  • materals list/methods/proceudres
  • results (in a table)
  • data analysis
  • evaluation (what went well/wrong)
20
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STP

A

273K, 100kPa, 22.4L/mols (molar volume)

21
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SATP

A

298K, 101kPa, 24.8L/mols (molar volume)

22
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finding moles (no STP or SATP)

23
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finding moles (STP or SATP)

24
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molar volume

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titration
finding a point where moles of acid and moles of base completely cancel out, neutralize
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indicator
helps show the 'end point'
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end point
permanent colior change, due to slight excess of {H30] or [OH]
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equivalence point
equal [OH] and [H30]
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titrant
solution of a known concentration | -which is added to another solution
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analyte
known variable
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pH
measure of hydrogen concentration