Composition by percentage Flashcards

1
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Bicarbonate of soda formula is NaHCO3. Find the mass percentages (mass%) of Na, H, C, and O in sodium Hydrogen carbonate.

A
= mass in 1 mole/ molar mass x 100%
Find the atomic masses from the periodic table. 
22.99 - Na
1.01 - H
12.01 - C
16.00 - O

Next determine how many grams of each element are present in one mole of NaHCO3.
%mass = mass in 1 mole/ molar mass x 100%

  1. 99 of Na
  2. 01 of H
  3. 01g of C
  4. 00 ( 3x16g/mol) of O
  5. 99 of Na = 27.36%
  6. 01 of H = 1.2%
  7. 01g of C = 14.30%
  8. 00 ( 3x16g/mol) of O = 57.14%
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2
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CaCO3 commonly known as limestone is used in the preparation of a variety of compounds. Calculate the percentage composition of each element in Calcium carbonate.

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Atomic masses are:
40.1g
12.0g
48.0g
= 100.1g

40.1 / 100.1 = 40.1% Calcium
12/ 100.1 x 100 = 12% Carbon
48 / 100.1 x 100 = 47.9% Oxygen

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3
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Chemical reactions

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combination reaction
combustion reaction
decomposition reaction
displacement reaction ( single replacement reaction)
metathesis reaction ( double-replacement reaction)

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4
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what is a combustion reaction determined by?

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usually a hydrocarbon reacting with oxygen

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5
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double replacement reaction

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ab+cd = ad+cb

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6
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the sum of the oxidation number of the atoms in a compound should equal?

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zero

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7
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The sum of the oxidation numbers of the atoms in an ionic species ( a species with a net charge) should__ the net charge of the ionic species.

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equal

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8
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The oxidation number of flourine is always

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-1

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9
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The sum of the oxidation numbers of all atoms in a neutral compound = __?

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0

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10
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Determine the oxidation number of each element in Na2SO4.

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Is the substance elemental? No
Is the substance Ionic? Yes, because metal+non-metal = ionic
S does not have a rule. 
Na = +1
O= -2

S is 0 = (2x+1) + ( -2x4) + s
= +6

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11
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Determine the oxidation number of each element in K2C2O4

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K = +1
O=-2
0 = (2X1)+2C + (4X-2)
C = +3

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12
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Determine the oxidation number of each element in Ba(NO3)2

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Is the substance elemental? No
Is the substance ionic? Yes, metal + nonmetal.
Are there any monoatomic ions?
Yes barium ion is monoatomic
Barium(2+)
O=-2
1(+2) + 2N+6(-2) = 0
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13
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Determine the oxidation number of each element in NF3.

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F=-1

1N+3(-1)=+3

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14
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Determine the oxidation number of each element in (NH4)2SO4

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Which elements have specific rules. 
H = +1
O = -2
N = -3
S = +6
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15
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Determine the charge on a H ion when there is non-metal attached.

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H = +1

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16
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Determine the charge on an H ion when there a metal attached.

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H = -1

17
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Oxidation is ___, Reduction is ____.

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OIL RIG = Oxidation is loss, reduction is gain. (of electrons)

18
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Oxidation ____(increases/decreases) ___ the oxidation number.

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Oxidation increases the oxidation number.