Basic Concepts-Mole Flashcards
(42 cards)
Role of intermolecular forces
Keep constituent particles together (force of attraction)
IMF more = less intermolecular distance
Maximum in solids
Role of thermal energy
Keep constituent particles apart (due to motion of particles)
Max in gases
In what state of matter IMF»_space;> thermal energy
Solid
Which state of matter capable of vibrational and translational but not rotational motion
Liquids
What is matter
Anything that has mass and occupies space/volume
What is atomicity
No. Of atoms
All compounds are molecules. True or false
True
Oxygen is a molecule and compound. True or false
False
Absolute mass of proton and neutron
1.67 into 10^-27 kg
Absolute mass of electron
9.1 into 10^-31 kg
Charge on proton and neutron without sign
1.6 into 10^-19 C
Relative mass of electron
1/1837 amu or almost 0 atomic mass unit
Isotopes have same number of ——— and different number of———
Same proton and atomic number but different netron and atomic mass
Isotones have same number of
Neutrons
Isosteres have same
Number of electrons and atomicity
Isodiaphers have
Same difference between neutrons and protons (not equal to 0)
Or have same neutron excess
Value of avogadro constant or 1 mole
6.022 into 10^23
Molar mass of iron or Fe
56 gm
1 atom 56u or 56 proton
1/avogadro constant equals
1 amu or 1.6 into 10^-27 kg
Or mass of 1 proton or neutron
Formula for number of moles
What is molar volume at STP
22.4 l or 22400 ml/cm^3/ cc
New STP is 22.7 l
No. of electrons = No. of protons = Mass number (A) in uncharged or neutral atom. True or false
True
Law of conservation of mass given by and is not applicable for what kind of reaction
Lavoisier, Nuclear
Law of definite or constant proportions is given by and not valid for what kind of molecules
Proust, Isotopes