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Concentration
amount of substance in a defined space
Mole Calculations
unit of measurement for the amount of a susbtance
Gram-Formula Mass (GFM)
mass, in grams, of one mole of a compound or element
Solute
a substance dissolved in another substance
Solvent
susbstance in which solute is dissolved in a solution
Mass
the amount of matter present in a sample
Law of Conservation of Mass
mass is not created or destroyed in chemical reactions
mass of reactants = mass of products
When you add a solute to water, the…
freezing point decreases and boiling point increases because the number of particle increase
Solution
Homogenous mixture
What do ionic compound makes when dissolved in water?
electrolytes
Why are ionic compounds good conductors of electricity when DISSOLVED?
their ions move freely
Solubility _______ as temperature ________ of ONLY ________
increases & increases & compounds
Once the # of dissolved particles is constant, the solution is…..
saturated
Solubility
measure of max amount of solute that can dissolve in a given amount of solvent at a specific temperature
What happens to gases as temperature increases?
solubility decreases
PPM (parts per million) meaing
very small concentrations
What is the rls btwn molarity and concentration?
Increase M = Increase Concentration
Why is it easier for weaker attractive forces to evaporate?
less energy required to break the IMF
Weak attractive forces have high vapor pressure because…
easir to enter gas phase
Molecular Formula
exact amount of atoms of each element in a substance
Molecular Formula Example
C6H12O6
Empirical Formula
simplified/reduced ratio of elements in a substance
Empirical Formula Example
CH2O
Molecular to Empirical
divided all atoms of the element by the greater whole number that divides evenly into all of them
Empirical to Molecular
find GFM of empirical
divided the molecular GFM (given) by empirical
multiply all atoms of empirical formula by that number
Ionic Naming
metal ions name + non-metal ions name with -ide at the end
If you are trying to name an polyatomic ion…
the second ion ends in -ate
Name AlO3 (ionic)
aluminium oxide
Name K2SO4 (polyatomic)
Postassium Sulfate
Covalent Naming
prefix for the amount of atoms of an element
Name N2O3 (covalent)
dinitrogen trioxide
types of chemcial formulas
empirical
molecular
structural