Basic Concepts-Mole Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Role of intermolecular forces

A

Keep constituent particles together (force of attraction)

IMF more = less intermolecular distance

Maximum in solids

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2
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Role of thermal energy

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Keep constituent particles apart (due to motion of particles)

Max in gases

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3
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In what state of matter IMF&raquo_space;> thermal energy

A

Solid

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4
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Which state of matter capable of vibrational and translational but not rotational motion

A

Liquids

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5
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What is matter

A

Anything that has mass and occupies space/volume

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6
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What is atomicity

A

No. Of atoms

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7
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All compounds are molecules. True or false

A

True

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8
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Oxygen is a molecule and compound. True or false

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False

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9
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Absolute mass of proton and neutron

A

1.67 into 10^-27 kg

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10
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Absolute mass of electron

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9.1 into 10^-31 kg

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11
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Charge on proton and neutron without sign

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1.6 into 10^-19 C

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12
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Relative mass of electron

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1/1837 amu or almost 0 atomic mass unit

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13
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Isotopes have same number of ——— and different number of———

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Same proton and atomic number but different netron and atomic mass

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14
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Isotones have same number of

A

Neutrons

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15
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Isosteres have same

A

Number of electrons and atomicity

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16
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Isodiaphers have

A

Same difference between neutrons and protons (not equal to 0)

Or have same neutron excess

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17
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Value of avogadro constant or 1 mole

A

6.022 into 10^23

18
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Molar mass of iron or Fe

A

56 gm

1 atom 56u or 56 proton

19
Q

1/avogadro constant equals

A

1 amu or 1.6 into 10^-27 kg
Or mass of 1 proton or neutron

20
Q

Formula for number of moles

21
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What is molar volume at STP

A

22.4 l or 22400 ml/cm^3/ cc

New STP is 22.7 l

22
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No. of electrons = No. of protons = Mass number (A) in uncharged or neutral atom. True or false

23
Q

Law of conservation of mass given by and is not applicable for what kind of reaction

A

Lavoisier, Nuclear

24
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Law of definite or constant proportions is given by and not valid for what kind of molecules

A

Proust, Isotopes

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Law of multiple proportions given by
Dalton
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Formula for minimum molecular mass
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Relationship between molecular and empirical formula
MF = n into EF
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2 equations for ideal gas
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1 atm of pressure in torr, mm Hg, bar and pascal
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Universal gas constant in J, litre atm and cal
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What is vapour density and its formula
V.D of gas = molar mass of gas/2
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What ideal gas law at constant volume
Gay lussac , called isochore
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If g or gram used as prefix then it represent mole. True or false
True
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Formula for habers process
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Formula of purity percentage
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Actual yield is more than theoretical yield. T or F
False, theiretical is more
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Formula for yield percentage or efficiency
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What is limiting reagent
Which reacts completely in reaction to
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Which reacts completely in reaction
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How to find limiting reagent when you’re given with reaction equation with coefficients and number of moles of each
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