Chem Meaning Reviewer

Cards (60)

  • What is atomic mass sometimes called?
    Atomic weight
  • What unit is atomic mass measured in?
    Atomic mass units (amu)
  • What is an atomic mass unit equal to?
    One-twelfth the mass of carbon-12
  • What is another name for one atomic mass unit?
    One Dalton
  • What does average atomic mass represent?
    The weighted average of isotopes of an element
  • What is mass defect?
    The difference between actual and predicted mass
  • What is always true about actual mass compared to particle mass?
    Actual mass is less than particle mass
  • What is nuclear binding energy?
    Energy required to split an atomic molecule
  • What does nuclear binding energy equal?
    The energy equivalent to mass defect
  • What is a mole (mol)?
    Amount of substance with 6.022 x 10²³ entities
  • What does molar mass represent?
    Mass of 1 mole of a substance
  • What are the units for molar mass?
    g/mol or kg/mol
  • What is molecular mass also known as?
    Molecular weight
  • What does formula mass represent?
    Sum of atomic masses in an ionic compound
  • What is percent composition by mass?
    Percent by mass of each element in a compound
  • What is a test tube used for?
    Holding small samples or reactions
  • What are beakers primarily used for?
    Holding liquid and solid samples
  • What should be noted about volume markings on beakers?
    They are rough estimates, not accurate
  • What is the purpose of an Erlenmeyer flask?
    Used as a reaction vessel in titrations
  • What is a volumetric flask used for?
    Measuring and storing solutions accurately
  • How is a volumetric flask marked?
    Has a marking near the top for volume
  • What is a graduated pipette used for?
    Transferring small quantities of liquid
  • What distinguishes a Mohr pipette?
    Graduation ends before the tip
  • What is a serological pipette?
    Graduation continues to the tip
  • What is a volumetric pipette used for?
    Delivering a specific volume of liquid
  • What is a disposable pipette made of?
    Plastic
  • What is a burette used for?
    Measuring volume in chemical analysis
  • What does a clamp do in a laboratory?
    Holds round laboratory glassware
  • What is the function of a funnel?
    Guides liquid or powder into small openings
  • What is a test tube brush used for?
    Cleaning test tubes and narrow glassware
  • What is the purpose of a test tube holder?
    Holds test tubes when hot
  • What is a test tube rock used for?
    Holding and organizing test tubes
  • What are tongs used for?
    Gripping and lifting objects
  • What is a tripod for a Bunsen burner used for?
    Supporting flasks and beakers
  • What is a wash bottle used for?
    Rinsing laboratory glassware
  • What is a spatula used for?
    Scraping and transferring powders
  • What is filter paper used for?
    Separating fine substances from liquids
  • What is a watch glass used for?
    Evaporating liquids and holding solids
  • What is a mortar and pestle used for?
    Crushing and grinding substances
  • What is a reagent bottle used for?
    Containing chemicals in liquid or powder form