Chemistry Regents Review: Moles/Stiochiometry & Unit 4 (week #4)

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Concentration

amount of substance in a defined space

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Mole Calculations

unit of measurement for the amount of a susbtance

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Gram-Formula Mass (GFM)

mass, in grams, of one mole of a compound or element

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Solute

a substance dissolved in another substance

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Solvent

susbstance in which solute is dissolved in a solution

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Mass

the amount of matter present in a sample

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Law of Conservation of Mass

  • mass is not created or destroyed in chemical reactions

  • mass of reactants = mass of products

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When you add a solute to water, the…

freezing point decreases and boiling point increases because the number of particle increase

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Solution

Homogenous mixture

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What do ionic compound makes when dissolved in water?

electrolytes

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Why are ionic compounds good conductors of electricity when DISSOLVED?

their ions move freely

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Solubility _______ as temperature ________ of ONLY ________

increases & increases & compounds

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Once the # of dissolved particles is constant, the solution is…..

saturated

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Solubility

measure of max amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a specific temperature

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What happens to gases as temperature increases?

solubility decreases

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PPM (parts per million) meaing

very small concentrations

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What is the rls btwn molarity and concentration?

Increase M = Increase Concentration

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Why is it easier for weaker attractive forces to evaporate?

less energy required to break the IMF

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Weak attractive forces have high vapor pressure because…

easir to enter gas phase

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Molecular Formula

exact amount of atoms of each element in a substance

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Molecular Formula Example

C6H12O6

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Empirical Formula

simplified/reduced ratio of elements in a substance

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Empirical Formula Example

CH2O

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Molecular to Empirical

divided all atoms of the element by the greater whole number that divides evenly into all of them

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Empirical to Molecular

  1. find GFM of empirical

  2. divided the molecular GFM (given) by empirical

  3. multiply all atoms of empirical formula by that number

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Ionic Naming

metal ions name + non-metal ions name with -ide at the end

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If you are trying to name an polyatomic ion…

the second ion ends in -ate

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Name AlO3 (ionic)

aluminium oxide

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Name K2SO4 (polyatomic)

Postassium Sulfate

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Covalent Naming

prefix for the amount of atoms of an element

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Name N2O3 (covalent)

dinitrogen trioxide

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types of chemcial formulas

  • empirical

  • molecular

  • structural

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