2 Amount of substance Flashcards

1
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What is the equation that links moles, mass and Mr

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Moles=mass/mr

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2
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What is the equation that links moles volume and concentration

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Concentration=moles/volume

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3
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Describe what is meant by Avogadro’s constant

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  • The number of particles / atoms / ions in 1 mole of a substance
  • 6.022x10^23
  • number of particles= moles X 6.022x10^23
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4
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What is the ideal gas equation

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PV=nRT

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5
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How do you convert °C into K

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+273

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6
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Describe what is meant by the molecular formula of a compound

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The actual number of each atom of an element in a compound

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7
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Describe what is meant by the empirical formula

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  • The simplest whole number ratio of each atom of an element, in a compound
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8
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Describe what is meant by atom economy and write the formula

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  • The percentage of reactants that become useful products
  • Atom economy(%) = mass of desired product/total mass of product X100
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9
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What is the atom economy when there is only one product in the equation

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100%

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10
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Describe how to calculate percentage yield

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mass of product actually made/maximum theoretical mass X 100

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11
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Why is the percentage yield never 100%

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  • Not all the reactants are being used up
  • Products escaping from the reaction vessel
  • Physical loss of products during transfer
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12
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Describe how to prepare a standard solution
(RP1) A

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  • Transfer an accurate mass of solid into a weighing boat and measure the mass using a top pan balance
  • Transfer the solid into a clean, dry beaker and weigh the empty weighing boat
  • Calculate the difference in mass
  • Add 100cm3 of distilled water to the same beaker, to dissolve the solid, stirring with a glass rod
  • Transfer the contents in the beaker to a 250 cm3 volumetric flask using a funnel
  • Rinse the beaker, funnel and glass rod with distilled water, using a wash bottle
  • Transfer the washing to the same 250cm3 volumetric flask
  • Fill the volumetric flask with distilled water up to the 250cm3 meniscus, at eye level.
  • Place a stopper on the flask and invert several times to mix thoroughly, so the concentration is the same throughout the flask,
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13
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Describe how to carry out titration
(RP1) B

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  • Rinse the burette with the standard solution
  • Discard the rinsings and fill the burette with the standard solution to the 0cm3 meniscus
  • Rinse a pipette with the sodium hydroxide solution
  • Using a pipette and pipette filler, transfer 25cm3 of this solution into a conical flask
    Add 2-3 drops of phenolphthalein indicator to the conical flask
  • Add the standard solution from the burette, with constant swirling, until the indicator just changes colour. This is a rough titration.
  • Repeat the steps above several times to achieve 2-3 concordant results, adding the solution dropwise near the endpoint
  • Calculate the mean titre from concordant results
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14
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Describe how to calculate uncertainty

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(Uncertainty / quantity measured ) x 100

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15
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Describe how to calculate uncertainty if 2 measurements are taken

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(Uncertainty x 2 / quantity measured ) x 100

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16
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Explain what the effect of the titre would be if the pipette used to transfer the acid solution was filled to slightly above the mark.

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Increased titre because more moles of acid are transferred to the conical flask

17
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Explain what the effect of the titre would be if the pipette used to transfer the acid solution was filled to slightly below the mark.

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Decreased titre because less moles of acid are transferred to the conical flask

18
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Explain what the effect of the titre would be if the volumetric flask was filled to slightly above the mark

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Decreased titre because the concentration of the acid is lower

19
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Explain what the effect of the titre would be if the volumetric flask was filled to slightly below the mark

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Increased titre because the concentration of the acid is higher

20
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A student suggests washing out the pipette with water before filling it with acid solution.
Explain why this is not a good idea.

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Water left in the pipette would dilute the acid, therefore, the titre will decrease

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