2.1 Flashcards

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what is relative isotopic mass?

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The mass of an isotope compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12.

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What is relative atomic mass ?

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The weighted average mass of an isotope compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12.

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What is Mr?

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relative mass- the rfm of a formula.

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No of particles =?

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No of moles x avogandros

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Mass=?

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Moles x Mr

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Mr=?

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Mass / moles

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What does weighed mean ?

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Average based on abundance of what you’re measuring

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What is empirical formula?

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Simplest whole number ratio of atoms in a compound

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Concentration=?

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Moles / volume

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Volume =?

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Moles / concentration

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What is relative Atomic mass ?

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Weighted average mass of an atom compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12.

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Nitrate ?

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NO3-

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Carbonate?

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CO32-

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Sulphate ?

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SO42-

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Hydroxide ?

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OH-

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Ammonium?

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NH4+

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Zinc ion?

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Zn 2+

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Silver ion?

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Ag+

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What’s pressure measured in in pv=nrt?

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Pascals

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What’s volume measured in in pv=nrt?

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Metres cubed

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21
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0 C= ?K

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273

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22
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What’s room temp?

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25 C

298K

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What units of gas does n=v/24 use ?

24
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What is oxidation in terms of electrons?

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What is reduction in terms of electrons ?
GAIN
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What is a reducing agent ?
Substance (reactant) that is oxidised
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What is an oxidising agent ?
Substance (reactant) that is reduced
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What are the rules of assigning oxidation states ?
``` 123 fluorine =-1 Hydrogen =1 except metal hydrides Oxygen = -2 except f20 and peroxides Chlorine =-1 except w oxygen ```
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Chlorate ?
ClO (x) -
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What is not included in ionic equations ?
Spectator ions | Solid ions
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YOU CANT... (in ionic equations)
CANCEL OUT ATOMS
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Atom economy=?
Mr of desired product/ Mr of all products | x100
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What is an alkali ?
A type of base that is able to dissolve in water to form aqueous hydroxide ions, OH-.
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What are amphoteric substances ?
When substances can behave as acids and bases, e.g. Amino acid molecule
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What is an example of volumetric analysis ?
Titration
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What happens during volumetric analysis ?
You measure the volume of 1 solution that reacts w the volume of a different solution
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what is an acid?
something that releases H+ ions in an aqueous solution.
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what is a strong acid?
an acid that fully dissociates in solution.
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what is a weak acid?
an acid that partially dissociates in solution.
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Percent uncertainty ?
Equipment uncertainty x number of uses ^ divided by measured value x100
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what kind of reaction has 100 percent atom economy?
addition reaction
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why would the result of a titration of vinegar produce wrong results and how would the experimental value change?
assume vinegar doesn't contain any other acids-concentration of real vinegar of ethanoic acid would be less than experimental value.
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WHAT ARE THE UNITS FOR PV=NRT
p=pascals n=moles t=kelvins v=METRES CUBED
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why is anything described as a salt?
because the H+ is replaced by .... | THIS IS V IMPORTANT
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what should you include in a definition of an isotope?
ATOMS of an element | w different neutrons
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what is a mole of a substance?
the amount of a substance that contains as many particles as there are carbon atoms in 12g of carbon 12.
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instead of weighing scale, say...
balance check the balance the bank account balance
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WHEN THEY ASK YOU WHAT A SALT IS OR WHY SOMETHING IS A SALT SAY
THE H+ ION OF AN ACID HAS BEEN REPLACED BY A METAL ION.
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WHEN THEY ASK YOU WHY SOMETHING IS A BASE (IN TERMS OF PROTONS) SAY
IT HAS ACCEPTED A PROTON. IF ITS ONLY ACCEPTED 1 PROTON DON'T SAY ITS ACCEPTED PROTONS.
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HOW CAN YOU TELL A NEUTRALISATION REACTION HAS TAKEN PLACE
BUBBLES | WHITE SOLID DISSAPEARS
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WHEN DESCRIBING AN ACID MAKE SURE YOU ALWAYS SAY
PROTON DONOR
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WHAT ARE SOME INDUSTRIAL USES OF AMMONIA (why was this a question who knows)
FERTILISER | MANUFACTURING: EXPLOSIVES, DYES, HN03
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WHY DO ISOTOPES REACT THE SAME
they have the same number of protons and electrons, AND ELECTRONS IN THEIR OUTER SHELL.
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WHEN PLOTTING A GRAPH
ALWAYS DRAW THE LINE OF BEST FIT
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HOW MANY GRAMS IN A TONNE
1,000,000 (1 MILLION)
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when describing why something's a catalyst always mention.
that it's regenerated.
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when an ester forms what 'type of reaction' is it apparently?
esterification/condensation. you can't say dehydration or elimination apparently.