amount of substance

Equation of number of particles

Number of moles x avogadro’s constant

What is the reaction called when calcium carbonate reacts with nitric acid

Neutralisation

What is the mass of Ca(NO3)2 in Ca(NO3)2 xH2O

Difference between mass of hydrous calcium nitrate and just water

Is Zn a metal

Yes

How do you convert from m3 to dm3

X1000

How do you convert from cm3 to m3

X10^-6

Equation of number of moles

Mass divided

Equation for number of moles

Including concentration

Concentration x volume

Cm3 to dm3

Divided by 1000

Ideal gas equation

Pv=nrt

Value of R

8.31

Units of pascals

Pascals

Volume units

M³

Units of temperature

K

Standard solution

Solution that you know the exact concentration of

How do you make standard solutions

Dissolving know amount of solid in a known amount of water to create a known concentration

What is the point of rough titrations

To determine a rough end point of the reaction

What type of volume does a pipette measure

Fixed volumes

What type of volume does a burette measure

Variable volume

methyl orange colour change

Acids-red

Alkalis-yellow

Phenolphthalein

Acid-colourless

Alkali-pink

Volume in cm³

Number of moles x 1000

Divided by concentration

Theoretical yield

Mass of product that should be formed from a chemical reaction

Percentage yield equation

Actual yield divided by theoretical yield

X 100

Atom economy

Proportion of reactant atoms that become part of desired product

Economic advantages of high atom economy

Less waste to deal with

Spend less on separating the desired product

Increased costs

Environmental advantages of high atom economy

More sustainable than using low atom economy processes

Atom economy equation

Molecular mass of desired product divided by the sum of molecular masses of all reactant

X 100