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Adding totall atomic masses together
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CO2
Add Atomic mass of carbon to 2 x the atomic mass of oxygen
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Find atomic mass of all elements then divide Mass of each element by the total
Example
NaCl=
Atomic mass of Na or Cl
Total atomic mass of NaCl
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number of atoms
Basically whatever a compounds mass is=1mole
6.022 x 1023 |
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Finding the number of particles
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Mass To Moles
And then
Moles To Particles (avagadros number)
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Convert Grams to moles and then divide answers by smallest answer
2.23 g C= .0507 mol
1.37 g H= .152 mol
Divide both by .0507
C=1
H=3 |
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Find molecular mass of each compounds added together then take given variable and divide the largest of the two by the smallest. take solutions and times formula by that.
Example
Molecular mass of vitamin c is about 180, what is the molecular formula?
C3H4O3= total mass is 88
180/88=2.0
2 x C3H4O3= C6H8O6
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Homogenous mixture of two or more substances |
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Solute and Solvent
of a Solution |
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Solute
The substance with the smaller amount
Solvent
The substance with the larger amount |
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(s) (l) (g) (aq) |
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(s)
Solid
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Liquid
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Gas
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Aqueous |
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Solutions with electrolytes |
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Contain metals and non metals. Salts are always strong |
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Solutions Without
Electrolytes |
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Solid
Occurs in an aqueous solution, results in an insoluble product |
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Ions from mixed solutions that do nothing.
Can be cancelled from both sides of the equation |
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How weak and strong acids dissociate in water |
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Weak
dissociate very little
Strong
Dissociate completely creating lots of H+ ions |
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How weak and strong bases dissociate in water |
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Weak
Dissociate very little
Strong
Dissociate completely creating lots of OH- ions |
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Taste sour
examples: vinegar and lemon juice
dissociate in water to release H+ |
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Taste bitter
Feel slippery
examples: ammonia, drano, lye
Dissociate in water to release OH- (hydroxide ion) |
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Arrhenius definition of acid |
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acid is a substance that when dissolved in water increases the concentration of hydrogen ion, H+(aq).
Example:
H2O4
When broken apart it releases more H |
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Arrhenius definition of a base |
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A base is a substance that when added to water increases the concentration of hydroxide ion, OH-(aq).
Example:
NaOH
When broken apart it releases OH |
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Contain more than one proton that may be removed by reaction with a base. These acids are often referred to as diprotic, supplying two protons, triprotic, supplying three protons |
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P(atm)V(liters)=nR(liters atmospheres per mole kelvin)T(Kelvin)
(Pressure)(Volume)=(number of moles)(Gas constant)(Temperature)
Has to include
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