1
Q
what is concentration?
A
the amount of matter per unit volume
2
Q
what is the concentration of a solution usually measured in?
A
moles per dm3 (sometimes grams per dm3)
3
Q
formula to find the concentration of a solution
A
concentration (mol/dm3) = moles/volume (dm3)
Chemistry CGP
flashcards
Decks in class (72)
# Cards
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States of Matter13
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Movement of Particles6
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Solutions10
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Investigating Solubility2
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Atoms17
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Isotopes and Relative Atomic Mass5
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Elements, Compounds and Mixtures10
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Filtration and Crystallisation3
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Chromatography3
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Distillation6
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The Periodic Table12
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Electron Shells1
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Ionic Bonding19
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Ionic Compounds3
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Covalent Bonding4
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Covalent Substances7
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Electrical Conductivity and Metals8
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Balancing Equations5
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Relative Formula Mass1
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Moles2
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Calculating Masses in Reactions7
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Empirical and Molecular Formulae4
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Finding Formulae Using Experiments5
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Water of Crystallisation6
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Moles and Concentration3
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Calculating Volume3
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Electrolysis10
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Electrolysis of Aqueous Solutions8
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Group 1 - The Alkali Metals9
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Group 7 - The Halogens8
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Displacement Reactions7
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Gases in the Atmosphere7
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Gases in Reactions7
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Carbon Dioxide4
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Reactions of Metals10
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The Reactivity Series6
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Iron9
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Metals and Redox14
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Uses of Metals18
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Acids and Alkalis23
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Reactions of Acids8
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Titrations2
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Making Insoluble Salts9
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Making Soluble Salts3
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Tests for Cations15
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Tests for Anions11
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Tests for Gases and Water7
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Energy Transfer in Reactions10
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Measuring Enthalpy Changes3
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Calculating Enthalpy Changes3
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Bond Energies7
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Rates of Reaction4
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Factors Affecting the Rate of Reaction4
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Catalysts4
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Measuring Rates of Reaction1
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Rate of Reaction Experiments3
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Reversible Reactions16
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Organic Compounds11
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Naming Organic Compounds4
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Isomers4
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Crude Oil14
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Cracking5
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Burning Hydrocarbons4
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Alkanes10
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Alkenes5
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Alcohols9
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Production of Ethanol11
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Carboxylic Acids10
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Esters8
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Addition Polymers5
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Polyesters6
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Experimental Know-How12
