Chapter1 Flashcards

1
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Atom economy

A

% atom economy = molar mass of desired products/ molar mass of all reactants • 100

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2
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How many atoms are in a mole

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Moles * Avogadro constant

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3
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Avogadro constant

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6.02 *10^ 23

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4
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Relative atomic mass

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Ar, is the weighed average mass of the naturally occurring Isotope

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5
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Molecular mass

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Mr, average weighted mass of a molecule or the sum of ar

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6
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Calculating amount of substance (n)

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n= m/M

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7
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Calculating mass (m)

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m = nM

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8
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Calculating molar mass using moles

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M= m/n

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9
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Moles from concentration and volume

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n =C•V

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10
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Concentration calculation

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C= n/v

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11
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Volume calculation

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V = n/C

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12
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Molar ratios

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The coefficients in a balanced chemical equation that well us the mole ratios of reactants and products

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13
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Mole fraction

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Amount in mol of one component in e mixture divided by the total amount of all components in the mixture
Xî=ni/n total

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14
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% Composition by mass

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Total mass of element/ total mass of compound •100

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15
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Molecular formula

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Actual number of atoms in a compound C4H10

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16
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Empirical formula

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Lowest whole number ratio of atoms in a compound C2H5

17
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Water of crystalisation

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Fixed number of water molecules present in one formula unit of salt

18
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Limiting reagent

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Limits amount of products made

19
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Excess reactant

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Remains after reaction finished

20
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Calculations for limiting reagent

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  1. Mol of each reactant
  2. Divide the mol by coefficient in balanced equation
  3. Lowest value is the limiting reagent
21
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Theoretical yield

A

Maximum amount of product that can be formed in a chemical reaction

22
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% Yield

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Actual yield/ theoretical yield • 100