Stoichiometry Test Flashcards

1
Q

All stoichiometric calculations involving equations use _______ ratios.

A

mole

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2
Q

When solving stoichiometric problems, you must _______ the equation first.

A

balance

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3
Q

_____ in chemical equations provide mole ratios that can be used as conversion factors

A

Coefficients

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4
Q

What is molar mass?

A

the mass of one mole of a substance

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5
Q

A limiting reactant determines:

A

the amount of product formed

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6
Q

Actual yields must be determined by:

A

experiments

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7
Q

Theoretical yield must always be calculated from:

A

limiting reactant

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8
Q

Define stoichiometry.

A

Relationship between the quantities of substances/chemicals

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9
Q

When does a double replacement reaction take place?

A

when one of the products forms a precipitate

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10
Q

The conversion factor for converting between mass and moles is the ______ of the substance.

A

molar mass

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11
Q

In making calculations involving _______, you must convert volume to mass.

A

liquids

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12
Q

To convert from volume to mass, you can use the _____ of the substance as the conversion factor.

A

density

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13
Q

When calculating the number of particles, you can use ________ as the conversion factor.

A

avogadro’s number

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14
Q

A __________ reactant is not completely used up in a chemical reaction.

A

excess

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15
Q

A ________ reactant is used up first and thus controls the quantity of ________ that can be formed in a chemical reaction.

A

limiting, product

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16
Q

The reactant that runs out first is the ______ reactant.

A

limiting

17
Q

The limiting reactant should be used in _____ calculations to determine the maximum amount of product expected.

A

stoichiometric

18
Q

Cost is a factor in selecting the _______ reactant.

A

limiting

19
Q

The _______ yield is a way to describe reaction efficiency.

A

percent

20
Q

The percentage yield describes how close the ______ yield is to the ______ yield.

A

actual, theoretical

21
Q

The percentage yield figures can be used to predict what the _____ yield will likely be.

A
22
Q

Mole ratios are :

A

conversion factors used to convert moles of one substance into moles of another

23
Q

Define actual yield.

A

how much product is actually produced by the reaction/ always less than the theoretical yield

24
Q

Define percent yield.

A

convenient way to described the efficiency of the reaction