Lec 2: Stoich + Gases Flashcards

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How to find Limiting Reagent?

A

if given eqn and g of reactants reacted, convert them to mols, then compare them: if one has coefficent of 1, convert the OTHER reactant to this one by multiplying by the molar ratio and compare the values (MUST BE FOR SAME REACTANT)
- Whichever value is smaller is the limiting reagent
- larger is excess

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2
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how to find theo yield?

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If given actual yield, you dont need this.
- FOCUS: LR (tells us highest amount product possibly made) convert to moles of interested product w molar ratio, then convert to grams

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3
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Whats the % yield formula

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actual/theo x 100%

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4
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What are the 3 main gas laws? (ABC), whats the difference b/w them

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Avogadro, Boyles, Charles
they all discuss V, but relation to 3 other things

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Boyles law (BP)

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V = k/P
P and V are inversely proportional

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6
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Charles law (CT)

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V =bT
T and V proportional

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7
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Avogadros law (AM)

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V = an
mol present and V proportional

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8
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What do K, b, a represent ?

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UNIVERSAL GAS CONSTANT ‘R’

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9
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according to IGL, where is most ideal gas behavior found?

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low pressure, high temperature (keeps good distance)

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10
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Whats the density equation?

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d = mass (g)/ V

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11
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how can we calculate density using IGL

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deconstruct: PV = nRT > P = dRT/M

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12
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What can we say about partial pressures and how this relates to total P of a gas mixture?

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Total P of gas is sum of indiv gas pressures
Ptotal = P1 + P2 + P3 etc..

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