C3.1 - Introducing chemical reactions Flashcards

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Why are the formulae of metal elements always written as empirical formulae?

A
  • because they exist as giant metallic lattices
  • numbers in the formula would be too big
    ie. C 432625 H 736765 N 63910
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are the non-metal elemis in group 0 diatomic atoms?

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no, they exist as individual atoms

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what is special about the elements in group 7?

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they are all diatomic (expect astatine?????)

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list all the diatomic molecules (7)

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Hydrogen
Oxygen
Nitrogen 
Fluorine 
Chlorine
Bromine
Iodine
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give examples of a simple covalent compound

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  • Carbon dioxide
  • methane
  • water
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explain (in terms of particles), why the mass of the solid increases when copper is heated in the air

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  • copper atoms combine with oxygen atoms in the air
  • forms a copper oxide (chemical reaction)
  • therefore, mass increases since the solid is made of copper atoms and oxygen atoms
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explain what is meant by the law of conservation of mass

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the principle that states that the total mass stays the same during a chemical reaction, because atoms are not created or destroyed

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what is a non-enclosed system?

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when substances can leave or enter the reaction mixture (usually in an open container)

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what is a closed system?

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  • a container where no substances can enter or leave during the reaction
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what do half equations show?

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  • the change that happens to one reactant in a chemical reaction
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define the term ‘mole’

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the amount of any substance that contains the same number of entities as there are atoms in 12.0g of carbon-12

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define the term ‘Avogadro’s constant’

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the number of entities in 1 mole, equal to the number of atoms in 12 grams of Carbon-12

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what terms are the same as molar mass?

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  • relative atomic mass

- relative formula mass

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what is molar mass measured in?

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grams per mole (g/mol)

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how do you figure out the possbible uncertainty of a volume?

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same way as bound (add half, minus half)

17
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what is the equation to calculate the mass of a substance

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mass (g)= molar mass (g/mol) x number of moles (mol)

18
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What is limiting reactant

explain the effect of a limiting amount of a reactant

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(((- it determines the amount of product made))))AD

Limiting reactant is the reactant that is used up first / limiting reactant has fewer moles (than other reactants)

Idea that reaction stops once limiting reactant is consumed or used up

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what does a stoichiometry describe?

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the relative amounts of each substance involved in a reaction

20
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what is the charge of ammonium ions?

21
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what is the charge on a silver ion?

22
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what is the charge on a barium ion?

23
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what is the charge on a aluminium ion?

24
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what is the charge on a hydroxide ion?

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what is the charge on a nitrate ion?
- NO 3
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what is the charge on an oxide ion?
2- | O
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what is the charge on a carbonate ion?
2- CO 3
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what is the charge on a sulfate ion?
2- SO 4
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what do state symbols show?
the physical state of each substance in a chemical equation
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what is avogadro’s constant (number)?
6.02 x 10^23
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what is a limiting reactant?
The reactant that is completely used up
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What’s a precipitation reaction
In these reactions, an insoluble product or precipitate forms when two solutions are mixed
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Do you know what an ionic equation and net ionic equation is?
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