Chapter 2-4 - Atoms, ions and compounds, Amount of substance & Acids and redox Flashcards

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Define Isotope

A

An atom of the same element but with a different number of neutrons.

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2
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Relative mass of an electron

A

1/1836

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3
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Define Orbital

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A region around the nucleus of an atom that can hold up to 2 electrons with opposite spins.

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4
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Equation: number of particles=

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mol x Av. constant

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5
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Equation: Moles=

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mass / Mr

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6
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Equation: conc. =

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mol / vol

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7
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Equation: Volume of gas (RTP)

A

mol x 24

in dm3

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8
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Ideal gas equation

A

PV = nRT

V measured in m3

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9
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m3 -> dm3

A

x1000

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10
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celcius -> Kelvin

A

+ 273

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11
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Equation: % yield =

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Actual / theoretical x100

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12
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Equation: Atom economy

A

Mr desired / Mr All x100

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13
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Define Relative Atomic Mass

A

The weighted mean mass of an atom of an element relative to 1/12 the mass of an atom of Carbon-12

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14
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Define Relative Isotopic Mass

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The mass of an atom of an isotope relative to 1/12 the mass of an atom of Carbon-12

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15
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Define Empirical Formula

A

The simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in the compound

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16
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Sulfate ion

A

`````2-
SO4

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17
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Thiosulfate ion

A

``````2-
S2O3

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18
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Tetrathionate ion

A

```````2-
S4O6

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19
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Nitrate ion

A

`````-
NO3

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20
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Carbonate ion

21
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Hydrogen Carbonate ion

22
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Permanganate ion

23
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Dichromate ion

A

```````2-
Cr2O7

24
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Phosphate ion

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Hydroxide ion
````- OH
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Ammonium ion
`````+ NH4
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Zinc ion
`````2+ Zn
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Silver ion
```+ Ag
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Copper ion
````2+ Cu
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Gold ion
````3+ Au
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Nitric Acid Formula
HNO3
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Sulfuric Acid Fomula
H2SO4
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Phosphoric Acid Fomula
H3PO4
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Ethanoic Acid Fomula
CH3COOH
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Sodium Hydroxide Formula
NaOH
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Calcium Hydroxide Formula
Ca(OH)2
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Ammonia Formula
NH3
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Define Acid
* Proton donor * Produces H+ ions in aqueous solution
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Define Base
* Proton Acceptor
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Define Alkali
* A soluble base * Produces OH- ions in aqueous solution
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Define Salt
A compound where the H+ ion in an acid is replaced by a metal ion or an ammonium ion.
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Define Strong Acid
Dissociates fully in water
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Define Weak Acid
Only dissociates partially in water
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An example of a weak acid
caboxylic acids
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metal + acid
= salt + hydrogen
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metal oxide + acid
= salt + water
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metal hydroxide + acid
= salt + water
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metal carbonate + acid
= salt + water + carbon dioxide
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how is a salt formed?
H+ ion in acid replaced by metal + ion