unit 5) stochiometry Flashcards

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what is a quantitive reaction

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its a reaction where 99% or more complete
one reaction is completly used up (reaction wont stop till no more reactant)

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2
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whats a spontenious reaction

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its a rection that occurs as soon as reactants are mixed

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whats one thing that must happen to make a chemical reaction

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there must be collisions collison reacttion theory- (chem entites must collide to cause a reaction)

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4
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what are the steps of net ionic equations

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1- balanced chem equation
2- then they dissociate is soluble ionic compounds
3- then remove any spectator ions any that are the same on both sides
4- re-write

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5
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when do the ions in the dissociation process have coeffs

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when the compound has a coeff in front or if theres a charge that was swapped onto it

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6
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when hydro carbon combustion and odd number on one side and even on other what do you do

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add up coeffs that are already there then write number on the oxygen and double on the product side

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7
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what are the steps to gravimetric stoichiometry

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1- write balanced chem equation / write info
2- then find moles of compound / element with the most info
3- then times required over given to find moles for thing tring to find
4- then solve for mass or whatever it is trying to find

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8
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what is the limiting regent

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reactant whoes entite completly consumed in a reaction none is left over

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9
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what is execess regent

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reactant entities present large amounts so some left over

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10
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whats a common way when testing stochiometry

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filtering

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11
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what is the predictied value in percent yield and percent differnece

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the predictied value is the stoichemestry

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12
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what is the experimental values in percent yield and percent differece

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theyre info from the lab

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13
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when looking for the experimental value in percent yield what fomula do you use

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exp yield= predicted times by % / 100

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14
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what are some reasons that experiments can be inaccurate

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  • mesuments could be rounded
  • purity not always 100% pure
  • washing percipitate) fine particles may be lost during filtration
    -quolitative judgemnts- may think reaction do when isnt
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15
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when given an experiment and says mass of paper and mass of paper and reactant what would you first to

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sub values of filter paper and compound and filterpaper combined then its just experimental and then thats the experimental value

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16
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with gas stoichemestry how do you solve

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1- balanced chem reaction
2- then find number of moles if stp of satp then use n=v/vm if not use pv=nrt
3- after finding moles use reqiured/given to find moles of substance looking
4- solve for whatever value needed usally m

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17
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whats the difference between qualitative analysis and quantitative analysis

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qualitative- identifying a substance present
qualntitative - identifying mass / quantitiy there

18
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in colorimetry solution color what groups dont impact color

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groups, 1, 2 and then 17

19
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how do you identify what element goes with what color

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specific elements on the table thats in the compound is the color

(look for one element on there the ion thats on the color table makes the whole compound color )

20
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what is spectrophotometry

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aq ions can be identified by eye but more precise when light produces rainbow then has sip to only show one color then detects how much absorbed

21
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whats another way to identify elements with colors

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flame colors ) several metal ions turn flames different colors

22
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whats law conservation mass

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matter cannot be made nor destroyed but the reactants just re-arrange into new products

23
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whith quantitive analysis involving percipitation what is it combined with

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its combined with excess quantity of another reactant to make sure all sample reacts

24
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in gravimetric analysis with precipitation reaction what is it not possible to predict quantity

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the quantity of excess reagent

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what experiment can you use to determing limiting reagent completeted
the trial and error procedure the top of the solution creates a clear layer on top shows limiting reagent complete
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how to determine a reaction is quantitive
1- balanced chem equation 2- mols then req/given to get other mols 3- then find mass of it 4- then mass of filter paper - filter paper wirh added precipitate 5- percent diff then percent yield
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the diff between theo yield and actual yield can have multiple causes
- some reactants are unreacted -some product may be lost when transfering containers -some reactants can form other products
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what is the rule of thumb
the quantity / amount excess reagent is 10% more then required / limiting (or just times by 1.1)
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how to know when to use rule of thumb
when question says something is excess reagent and asking to solve mass g of it then use stoich then to get excess times answer by 1.1
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how do you determine which thing is excess and limiting
1) convert both into mols 2) use the mols of the compound furthest on left times req/given to find moles of other thing already predicted moles 3) then see if req/given value is bigger / smaller then original mols - if req/given value bigger then n=m/M then its limiting vise vera
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what does titration calculate
it helps solve the amount concentration of substance in the solution
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were is the titrant located in lab
the titrant is in the buret and is added into the erlenmeyere flask (sample value)
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what does the burret do
it has a precisely mared glass cylinder allows precise accurate measurment and controls how much volume of reacting solution
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what does the elenmeyer flask do
it holds the sample solution
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what does the pipette do
it transports measured vol of sample solution in flask
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what is the equivalence point
when exact theroretical amount tirtant has been added to completely react with sample ( two substances fully reacted just enough so none leftover)
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during acid / base titration whats equivelence point
it all depends and isnt always 7 because of strong acids/ weak and strong bases / weak
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how do you measure equivence point
- by looking at the sudden change in ph color and staying perminetly that color - or how well in conducts
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what does endpoint stand for
it is when ou actually see a sudden change moment you know when youre reaction is finished (like color in ph)
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what is the solution is the buret called / in flask
the titrent in buret is B the sample in erlemeyer flask is A
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how do you solve titration problems
-pick the vol of solution added within 0.2 range and average them -then write under the same compund/entites as vol - then use stoich to solve for the c of it