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What is a mole?

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A mole is the amount of substance that contains the same number of particles as the number of carbon atoms in exactly 12g of the carbon-12 isotope

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What is Avogadro’s constant

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  • Avogadro’s constant is a scaling up factor
  • 6.02 * 10^23 mol-1
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How do you calculate the number of particles in a given mass of substance?

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How to calculate the mass of a given number of particles of a substance?

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What are the calculations using reacting volumes of gases?

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What is the equation for calculating moles?

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n = amount of substance in mol
m = mass in grams
M = Molar Mass

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How do you calculate reacting masses from equations?

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How do you work out equations from reacting masses?

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ow to calculate moles from volume and concentration?

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What is Molar Volume?

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Molar Volume is 1 mole of gas at room temperature and pressure

  • Room Temp = 25 degrees Celsius
  • Standard Pressure = 1 atm
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What is empirical formula?

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Empirical formula shows the smallest whole number ratio of atoms o each element in a compound

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How do you calculate empirical formula from masses?

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How do you calculate molecular formula from percentages?

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What is molecular formula?

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  • Molecular formula is the actual numbers of atoms in each element in a compound
  • Requires relative molecular mass and empirical formula to calculate
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How do you calculate molecular formula for solids and liquids?

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How do you calculate molecular formula for gases and volatile liquids?

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How do you write out ionic equations?

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How do you calculate Mass from moles and Mr?

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How do you calculate mass from moles and molar mass?

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How do you calculate volume from gas constant and pressure?

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How do you calculate volume from molar volume?

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How do you calculate the concentration of a solution?

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How do you calculate percentage uncertainty?

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What are potential sources of error?

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Random Error (Unpredictable changes)

  • Volume of Gas collected could vary from different times of day
  • Changed in temperature throughout the day may lead to different masses

Systematic Errors (Faults in apparatus)

  • Uncalibrated pipette during manufacturing where the meniscus line is incorrect
  • Measuring cylinder may have incorrect measurements proportional to the actual size of the cylinder
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How can you minimise the percentage error?
- Use better equipment like gas syringe over water trough and measuring cylinder - Use more reactant to create more product which can be measured more accurately - Use smaller increment versions of equipment like 3d.p balance over 2.dp balance
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Why is actual yield always less than theoretical yield?
**The mass of product is never the maximum possible because:** - Reversible reactions may be incomplete - Unintended side reactions create unwanted products - Further purification of product leads to a loss of product
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How do you calculate theoretical yield?
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What is the percentage yield formula?
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How do you calculate percentage formula?
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What's the Definition for Atom Economy?
Atom Economy is the measure of **proportion of reactant atoms** that become **part of the desired product.**
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How does atom economy work?
The **RED PROCESS** is inefficient because there are **multiple products** made. The **GREEN PROCESS** is efficient because **all the reactants** form the **only desired product**.
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What the links between reaction types and atom economy?
Atom Economy in Different Reaction Types - Addition = 100% atom economy - Elimination + Substitution = Lower atom economies - Multistep = Lower Atom Economies
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