Unit Test 1 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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Accuracy

A

How closely a measured value agrees with the True(Reference) value.

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2
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Precision

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How closely measurements agree with each other - more DPs more precise

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3
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How to fix Random Errors?

A

More Trials/Increase Sample Size/More Precise Device

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4
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How to Average Values with Uncerts.

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Avg of Measurements + Avg of Uncerts.

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5
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Giga/Mega/Kilo/Deci/Centi/Milli/Micro/Nano

A

9/6/3/-1/-2/-3/-6/-9

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6
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Discrete Data

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Points can be joined - plotted as bar chart

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7
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Continuous Data

A

Best fit line can connect data

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8
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Coefficient R

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+1/Perfect Positive Linear
0/No Linear Trend
-1/Perfect Negative Linear

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9
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Error Propaagation

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Slope Uncert.

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10
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Tangent

A

Drawn as Large as possible to minimize uncert.

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11
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Interpolation

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Assume Pattern applies between points

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12
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Extrapolation

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Extend Trend Beyond Measurement Range

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13
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Matter

A

Mass and Volume

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14
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Pure Substances

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Element or Compound - (Ionic or Molecular)

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15
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Mixtures

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Solutions(Steel and Brass) or Suspensions(Blood) or Mechanical

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16
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Extensive Property

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Depends on Amount - Mass, Volume

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17
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Intensive Property

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Depends of Nature - Density, Melting Point

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18
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Distillation

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For liquid-liquid Solutions - Based on Melting Point
Gas Distilled called Distillate

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19
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Solvent Extraction

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Separating Solid-Solid or Liquid-Liquid mixtures - different solubilities

20
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Gravity Seperation

A

Based on Density - Centrifuge

21
Q

Paper/Column Chromatography

A

Pen-Ink Colour Separation
1. Stationary Phase
2. Mobile Phase
3. Developing Solvent

22
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Rule for Naming Hydrates

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Name as Normal - add (prefix) hydrate

23
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Rule for Naming Acids

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Binary Acids: Hydro___ic Acid
Polyatomic Ions: ate-ic ite-ous

24
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Laws for Chemical Reactions

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Law of Conservation of Mass/Energy/Electrical Charge/Atoms

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Neutralization Reaction
Hx + mOH -> H20 + mx
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Combustion
CxHyOz + O2 -> CO2 + H2O
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Carbonate Reactions
Hx + mCO3 -> H2O + CO2 + mx
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Activity Series Gas
F Cl Br I (As Listed)
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Empirical Formula (Provides Ratio) Procedure
1. % to grams 2. grams to moles 3. divide by smallest
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Percentage Composition Procedure
Molar Mass/Total Molar Mass
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Molecular Formula Procedure
Empirical Formula First 1. Obtain Multiplier - Molar Mass of Compound/Empirical Molar Mass
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How to obtain Density from Molarity?
Density = Molarity times Molar Mass
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Molarity Procedure
Total Moles/Total Volume (L)
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Dilution Procedure
m1v2 = m2v2
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Charles's Law
Volume is proportional to Temperature
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Gay-Lussac's Law
Pressure is proportional to Temperature
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Combined Gas Law
P1V1/T1 = P2V2/T2
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Ideal Gas Law Conditions
Pressure - Pa Volume - m^3 Temperature - Kelvins R - Gas Constant - 8.31 *K = C + 273.15 1 atm = 101.325kPa 1 bar = 100kPa *kPa(dm^3) = Pa(m^3)
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STP Conditions
Temperature - 273K - 0C Pressure - 100 kPa - 1 bar
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Ideal Gas Law vs Combined Gas Law?
Combined Gas Law - Changing Conditions Ideal Gas Law - Same Gas, Solving for Unknown
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Limiting/Excess Procedure
*Get How much excess left - use reagent side stoich Use all given with stoich to convert to specified/chosen product - least product produced is LIMITING
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Percentage Yield
Actual(Experiment)/Theory
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Percent Purity
Pure Amount/Total Amount
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Titration Setup
Base (Titrant) on top (In Burette with high precision - 2 dp) Acid with Indicator on bottom
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What is a Primary Standard and what to do with it?
Chemicals that are stable, pure, and non-hygroscopic (does not absorb water) 1. Titrate the Titrant 2. Use known Molarity for Actual Titration