Structure 1.4.4 Empirical + Molecular Formulas and % Composition Flashcards

March 28 (10 cards)

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Define Percent Composition

A

the relative % of each element in a chemical formula or sample

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% composition by chemical formula formula

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% any element = # of atoms/ions x Ar / total mass of compound x 100

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3
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% composition by experimental mass formula

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% element = mass of element/ mass of compound x 100

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4
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define empirical formula

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the empirical formula gives the simplest ratio of atoms/ions of elements in a compound or molecule

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5
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differences b/w compound vs molecule

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compounds are ionic (metal) and molecules are molecular (all non metals)

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6
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should ionic compounds be represented as the empirical formula or the molecular formula

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ionic compounds should always be represented as the empirical formula as we are representing the formula unit of a large structure of repeating ions

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what does the molecular formula show

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shows the actual # of atoms in the formula and is what distinguishes different molecules from eachother

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8
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define molar mass

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the true mass of molecular formula

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9
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formula for finding the molecular formula using its molar mass and the empirical formula

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X = molar mass/ empirical formula mass

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10
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assumptions made in combustion analysis

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  1. all of the C in the hydrocarbon is converted to CO2
  2. All of the H in the hydrocarbon is converted to H2O
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