Save
...
Quantitative chemistry
Calculations in chemistry - Higher
Reactions and moles - Higher
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Share
Learn
Created by
Stud
Visit profile
Cards (23)
What is the mole in chemistry?
The mole is the unit for amount of
substance
.
View source
How can the number of particles in a substance be found?
Using the
Avogadro constant
.
View source
What does the mass of a product depend on in a chemical reaction?
It depends upon the mass of the
limiting reactant
.
View source
What are reactants in a chemical reaction?
Substances present at the start of a chemical reaction.
They are consumed during the reaction to form
products
.
View source
What is a limiting reactant?
The limiting reactant is the reactant that is completely used up in a
chemical reaction
.
View source
What does it mean if a substance is in excess in a chemical reaction?
A substance is in excess if there is more than enough of it to react with another
reactant
.
View source
How is mass defined in chemistry?
Mass is the amount of
matter
an object contains.
View source
What is a product in a chemical reaction?
A product is a
substance
formed
in a
chemical reaction.
View source
How does the mass of product formed relate to the limiting reactant?
The mass of product formed depends upon the
mass
of the
limiting reactant.
View source
What is the formula to calculate the maximum mass of product formed in a reaction?
Use the balanced equation.
Use the mass of the
limiting reactant
.
Use the
relative atomic mass
(A<sub>r</sub>) or
relative formula mass
(M<sub>r</sub>) values.
View source
How do you calculate the amount of magnesium in 12 g?
Amount of magnesium = \(\frac{12}{
24
} = 0.5 \text{
mol
}\)
View source
How much hydrogen can be produced from 0.5 mol of magnesium?
0.5
mol of magnesium produces
0.5
mol of hydrogen.
View source
What is the mass of hydrogen produced from 0.5 mol?
Mass of H<sub>2</sub> =
M<sub>r</sub>
× amount = \(2 \times 0.5 =
1
\text{ g}\)
View source
How do you calculate the maximum mass of carbon dioxide from 1.0 g of calcium carbonate?
Mass of
CO<sub>2</sub>
=
M<sub>r</sub>
× amount = \(44 \times
0.01
=
0.44
\text{ g}\)
View source
What are the steps to deduce a balanced equation from experimental masses?
Write the formulae of the
substances
.
Calculate the
amounts
of each substance.
Divide both by the smaller amount to find the
ratio
.
Write the balanced equation.
View source
What is the balanced equation for the reaction of magnesium and oxygen?
2Mg +
O<sub>2</sub>
→ 2MgO
View source
What is the relative atomic mass (A<sub>r</sub>)?
A<sub>r</sub> is the mean
relative
mass
of the atoms of the different isotopes in an
element.
View source
What is the relative formula mass (M<sub>r</sub>)?
M<sub>r</sub> is the sum of the
relative atomic masses
of the atoms in a chemical formula.
View source
How can balancing numbers in a chemical equation be determined?
By using
masses
found by experiment.
View source
What is the purpose of a balanced chemical equation?
It ensures the number of
units
of each
element
is the same on both sides of the arrow.
View source
What is the significance of the limiting reactant in a chemical reaction?
The limiting reactant determines how much
product
is made.
View source
What happens when the limiting reactant is all used up?
The
reaction
finishes
because there is
nothing
left
to react
with.
View source
What is the role of excess reactants in a chemical reaction?
Excess
reactants are
not
completely
consumed
and remain after the
reaction.
View source