Unit 1

Cards (87)

  • What Is The Molar Mass Of CO2?
    44 g/mol-1
  • What Is The Molar Mass of Fe(NO3)2
    179.8 g/mol-1
  • Is CH4 +O2-->CO+C+H2O complete or incomplete combustion?
    Incomplete
  • Is CH4+O2-->C02+H20 Complete Or Incomplete Combustion?
    Complete
  • What Is An Isomer?
    An isomer is a compound that has the same chemical formula but different structures.
  • Do Isomers Have The Same Or Different Physical And Chemical Properties?
    Isomers may have different physical and chemical properties
  • What Is The Name Of A Hydrocarbon Structure With 4 carbons And All Single Bonds?
    Butane
  • What Are Hydrocarbons With Doubles Bonds Called?
    Alkenes
  • What Are Hydrocarbons With Single Bonds Called?
    Alkanes
  • What Are Hydrocarbons With Triple Bonds Called?
    Alkynes
  • What Is A Hydrocarbon With 3 Carbons, A Double Bonds And A Side Group of Carboxylic Acid?
    Propenoic Acid
  • Are Polar Molecules Soluble Or Insoluble In Non-Polar Molecules?
    Insoluble
  • Are Polar Molecules Soluble Or Insoluble In Polar Molecules?
    Soluble
  • Are Non-Polar Molecules Soluble Or Insoluble In Non-Polar Molecules?
    Soluble
  • Are Non-Polar Molecules Soluble Or Insoluble In Polar Molecules?
    Insoluble
  • Is Methanol Polar Or Non-Polar?
    Polar
  • Will Water And Methanol Be Soluble?
    Yes
  • What Is The Formula Of Avogadro's Constant?
    6.02 x 10^23 mol^-1
  • What Is The Mole Formula?
    N=nxNa
  • What Does The Na In The Mole Formula Stand For?
    Avogadro's Constant
  • What Is The Formula For Avogadro's Constant With 2 Mole?
    1.20x10^24 g/mol-1
  • Show Mathematical Working Out The The Molar Mass Of Cu(NO3)2
    63.5+(14+16X3)X2
    63.5+(14+48)X2
    63.5+(62)X2
    63.5+124
    187.5 g/mol-1
  • What Is A Saturated Hydrocarbon?
    Alkanes
  • What Are Unsaturated Hydrocarbons?
    Alkenes And Alkynes
  • What Is The Compound For Alcohol?
    O-H
  • What Is Bio-accumulation?
    The process of higher containment concentration in an organism over time. Examples are Mercury in fish and lead in people.
  • What Is Bio-magnification?
    The process of higher containment concentration in organisms higher in the food chain, examples is pesticides like DDT
  • What Are Micro beads?
    Manufactured, less than 1mm in length used in exfoliating products
  • What Are Microplastics?
    Fragments of plastic pollution less than 5mm in length
  • What Is The Name Of A Hydrocarbon With 3 Carbons, All Single Bonds And A Side Group Of Chlorine Off The 2nd Carbon?
    2 Chloro Propane
  • Is HgCl2 Soluble Or Insoluble?
    Soluble
  • Is Ca(OH)2 Soluble Or Insoluble?
    Soluble
  • What does 'm' stand for?
    Mass
  • What does 'M' stand for?
    Molar mass
  • What does NA stand for?
    Avogadros constant
  • What does 'Na' stand for?
    Sodium
  • What does 'n' stand for? of mole (mol)

    Amount of mole (mol)
  • What does 'N' stand for?
    Number of particles
  • What is the formula for finding 'n' in relation to mass?
    n=m/M
  • What is the formula for finding m?
    MXn