Exam 1.3 Flashcards

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1
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Avogadors #

A

of atoms

6.02 x10x23

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3
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2 moles of Hydrogen or 2 g Hydrogen
react with
•1 mole of Oxygen or 16 g Oxygen
and produce
•— mole of Water (H2O) or — g of H2O

A

1
18

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4
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Percentage Composition

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The mass percentage of each element in the compound.

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5
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Empirical Formula

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The formula of a substance written with the smallest integer subscripts.

Determining the empirical formula for a substance involves converting the masses of the elements to moles.

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6
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Required to Determine Molecular Formula

A

% comp
Molecular weight

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7
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Steps to solving a limiting-reactant problem

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1.Identify the limiting reactant.
2.Calculate the amount of product from the amount of the limiting reactant.
3.The smallest amount is all that can be made

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8
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How much product is synthesized in ideal conditions is called the

A

theoretical yield

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9
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The amount of product actually produced by a reaction (i.e., in the lab) will usually be less than the theoretical yield and is referred to as the

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actual yield

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10
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percent yield formula

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% of the chemical reaction=

(Actual yield/theritcal yield) x 100

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