Midterm 1-5 Chem 212 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Consists of a combination of two or more substances

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Mixture

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2
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A mixture containing three components

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Ternary

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3
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Utilizes differences in physical properties (solubility, boiling point) for separating mixtures

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Physical method

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Utilizes differences in chemical reactivity for separating mixtures

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Chemical method

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5
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Separate the solid from a liquid

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Decant

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6
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The liquid portion you decanted from the mixture

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Supernatant

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7
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The mixture is poured through a porous material, such as filter paper

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Filtration

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Liquid portion passes through the filer paper

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Filtrate

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9
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Is performed using a filtering funnel, gravity draws the liquid through filter paper which is placed in the funnel

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Gravity filtration

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10
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Applied vacuum is used to draw the liquid through filer paper which is held in a Büchner funnel

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Vacuum filtration

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11
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The liquid component is removed while the solid component will remain in the container

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Evaporation

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12
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Separating two solids by adding a solvent in which only one solid component will dissolve

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Extraction

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13
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Any substance, as cloth paper, through which liquid or gas is passed to remove suspended impurities or to recover solids

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Filter (verb)

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14
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The composition of a compound is represented, very important and useful information

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Chemical formula

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15
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Indicates the actual number of atoms of each element in a molecule or formula unit of the compound

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Molecular formula

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16
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Indicates the simplest whole number ratio of the different atoms in the compound

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Empirical formula

17
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A substance is created by mixing and reacting appropriate amounts of the constituent elements

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Synthesis reaction

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Consists of only one kind of matter (element or compound)

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Pure substance

19
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The composition of reaction products can often be verified by determining the reaction, it’s the mole of reactants that will combine in exact amounts to yield a given products

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Stoichiometry

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The Stoichiometry of a reaction system can be examined

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Mole ratio method

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Mixing aqueous solutions results in formation of an insoluble product

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The mass of product is plotted vs the miles of sodium sulfate in each reaction mixture

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Stoichiometric point

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Substances produced by the reaction

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The substances that undergo change in the reaction

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Occurs when two substances are combined to form a new substance
Combination or synthesis
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Reaction occurs when one compound breaks down into two or more products AB>A+B
Decomposition
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Reaction occurs when one element replaces another element in a compound to form a new compound A+BC>AB+C
Single displacement
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Reaction elements in two different compounds switch places to form two new compounds AB+CD>AC+BD
Double displacement
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Reaction releases heat to their surroundings
Exothermic
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Reaction absorbs heat from there surroundings
Endothermic
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The species that loses electrons
Oxidation
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The species that gains electrons
Reduction
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Since both oxidation and reduction occur in tandem the reaction is called
Redox reactions
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The ease with which a metal loses electrons
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