C3- Quantitative Chemistry

Cards (31)

  • What is conserved in a chemical reaction?
    Total mass of all substances
  • Why must we balance chemical equations?
    Atoms that go in must come out
  • What do we add up to find the relative formula mass of a compound?
    Individual relative atomic masses
  • How do you calculate the relative formula mass of CO2?
    12 plus 2 times 16 equals 44
  • What happens when a gas product leaves the reaction vessel?
    It results in a decrease in mass
  • What is a mole in chemistry?
    A specific number of atoms or molecules
  • Why don't foundation students need to deal in moles?
    They focus on basic concepts instead
  • How many grams of a substance equal one mole?
    As many grams as its relative atomic mass
  • How do you calculate the number of moles from grams?
    Moles equals grams over Rams
  • What is the relative atomic mass of carbon?
    12 grams
  • How many moles of methane are in 64 grams?
    4 moles of methane
  • What does a coefficient of 2 in front of water indicate?
    Double the moles of water produced
  • How do you calculate the mass of water produced from moles?
    Mass equals moles times Rams
  • What is the relative atomic mass of water?
    18 grams
  • What is the mass of water produced from 8 moles?
    144 grams of water
  • What units can mass be given in for calculations?
    Grams, kilograms, or tons
  • What is a limiting reactant?
    The reactant that runs out first
  • How is concentration of solutions often expressed?
    In grams per decimetre cubed
  • What does a concentration of 1 mole per decimetre cubed mean?
    One mole of HCl in one decimetre cubed
  • What is percentage yield?
    Actual product made compared to theoretical
  • How do you calculate percentage yield?
    Actual mass divided by theoretical mass
  • What does atom economy measure?
    Efficiency of mass in a reaction
  • How do you calculate atom economy?
    Ram of desired product over total Ram of reactants
  • What is the relative atomic mass of CO2?
    44 grams
  • What is the volume occupied by one mole of any gas at RTP?
    24 decimetres cubed
  • How do you convert moles to volume?
    Multiply or divide by 24
  • What is the process of balancing chemical equations?
    • Ensure the same number of each atom on both sides
    • Adjust coefficients to achieve balance
    • Use relative atomic masses for calculations
  • What are the key concepts of stoichiometry in reactions?
    • Moles represent quantities of substances
    • Ratios of reactants and products
    • Limiting reactants determine yield
  • What are the implications of conservation of mass in reactions?
    • Mass of reactants equals mass of products
    • No atoms are lost or gained
    • Important for calculating yields and efficiencies
  • What are the factors affecting percentage yield?
    • Incomplete reactions
    • Side reactions producing by-products
    • Loss of product during recovery
  • What is the significance of atom economy in chemical processes?
    • Measures efficiency of resource use
    • Higher atom economy means less waste
    • Important for sustainable chemistry practices