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Monitoring chemical reactions

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What is concentration?

A measure of how much of a substance is present in a given volume

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Units of concentration?

g/dmÂł or mol/dmÂł

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How can concentration be calculated?

Concentration (g/dmÂł) = Mass / volume Concentration (mol/dmÂł) = Moles / volume

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How can you increase the concentration of HCl?

Decrease the volume of the solution Increase the number of moles of HCl

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Cm to dm

divide by 1000

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What is the molar volume of a gas?

the volume occupied by one mole of a gas at room temperature and pressure

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What is RTP?

Room temperature and pressure:

  • 20oC

  • 1 atmosphere

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What is the molar volume of gas at RTP?

24 dm^3

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What is yield?

The amount of product you get from a reaction

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Why do you never get 100% yield?

  • some reactants may be left behind in the equipment

  • there may be side reactions where a substance reacts with a gas in the air

  • the reaction may be reversible and the products are continually turning back into the reactants

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What is the theoretical yield?

the amount of product that would be obtained under perfect conditions

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What is the percentage yield?

a good way of measuring how successful a chemical process is a high percentage yield to increase profits and reduce costs/waste

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Percentage yield equation

actual/theoretical x100

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Atom economy

(Molecular mass of desired products/ Molecular mass of all products) x 100

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What is an atom economy used for?

to analyse the efficiency of reactions

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The higher the atom economy...

the more sustainable

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What does atom economy study?

The amount of reactants that get turned into useful products

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What reactions are unwanted

Those with low atom economies - unsustainable

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What is desirable?

High percentage yields and fast reaction rates

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Equipment needed for titrations

  • burette

  • pipette and pipette filler

  • conical flask -white tile

  • funnel

  • clamp and stand

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What are concordant results?

Results within 0.1 cmÂł of each other

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What are titrations?

A method of analysing the concentrations of solutions. Used to determine exactly how much alkali is needed to neutralise a quantity of acid

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What are indicators in titrations used for?

To show the endpoint in a titration

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Why is universal indicator not suitable in a titration?

It gives a range of colours and not a sharp endpoint

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Why is litmus not suitable in a titration?

the colours are similar