Amount of Substance

    Cards (24)

    • Define relative atomic mass?
      weighted mean mass of an atom of an element compared to 1/12 mass of an atom of carbon-12
    • Define relative molecular mass?
      weighted mean mass of a molecule compared to 1/12 mass of an atom of carbon-12
    • Define relative formula mass?
      weighted mean mass of a formula compared to 1/12 mass of an atom of carbon-12
    • What are forces between an ion and a dipole called?
      Ion dipole forces
    • Define water of crystallisation?
      Water molecules that are part of the lattice of a solid salt
    • How do you turn a hydrated salt into an anhydrous salt?
      vigorously heating
    • Name 2 uses of anhydrous salts?
      test for water
      drying reagents
    • What is the ideal gas equation?
      pV=nRT
    • What does p stand for in the ideal gas equation?
      pressure
    • What does V stand for in ideal gas equation?
      volume
    • What does n stand for in ideal gas equation?
      number of moles
    • What does R stand for in ideal gas equation?
      gas constant
    • What does T stand for in ideal gas equation?
      Temperature
    • What is the unit of pressure in ideal gas equation?
      pascals (Pa)
    • What is the unit of volume in ideal gas equation?
      m3m^3
    • What is the value of gas constant in ideal gas equation?
      8.31
    • What is the unit of Temperature in ideal gas equation?
      Kelvin
    • What happens to the volume of a gas as the number of particles increases? ( when other conditions constant )
      increases
    • What happens to the volume of a gas as the temperature of gas increases? ( when other conditions constant )
      increases
    • If temperature is increased and volume is constant what happens to pressure?
      increases
    • If volume is increased and amount of particles is constant what happens to pressure?
      decreases
    • What happens to volume as the amount of particles increases?
      increases
    • Suggest a reason for stoppering the flask?
      so no water evaporates
    • Suggest a reason why solution is kept until no more solid needs to be added?
      to create a saturated solution