Gas Volumes and Concentration Flashcards

1
Q

What is the equation for calculating gas volumes

A

volume dm^3 = 24 x moles

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2
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What is the equation for calculating concentration

A

concentration g/dm^3 = mass/volume

Or

Conc = moles/volume

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3
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When we compare two gases and have one of the volume but not the other.

BUT we have the molar ratio

What is the easy way to calculate volume of other

A

whatever the molar ratio is times the original volume of gas to work out the other

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4
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What is the conversion from cm^3 to dm^3

A

1000cm^3 = 1 dm^3

i.e divide cm^3 by 1000

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5
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What is the concentration

A

mass of solute in a given volume of solution

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6
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What happens when you increase the mass of solute and keep volume of solution the same

A

concentration increases

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7
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What happens when you increase the volume of solution and keep mass of solute the same

A

decrease concentration

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8
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What is the 3-step process for working out concentration in equations

A
  1. work out how many moles of known (volume * conc)
  2. use molar ratio between the known and unknown
  3. use moles to work out conc (moles/volume)
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