chemistry p1 (what i need to revise)
EQUASIONS FUCKING EQUASIONS
mass = Mr x mol
moles = conc x vol
mass = conc x vol
vol = moles x 24dm^3
(mass of actual/mass of theoretical product) x 100 = percentage yield
atom economy = (Mr of desired product/Mr of total reactants) x 100
bond energy changes = total energy from breakig bonds [reactants]- total energy from making bonds [products]
Rf just needs to be less than 1 so you can figure that out by moving numbers, solvent line is bigger than how much the ink moved.
1dm^3= 1000cm^3
volume (dm^3)= mol x 24
volume (cm^3)= mol x 24000
mol = (conc x vol)/1000
percentage mass of element in compound= (Ar x #elements in compound/Mr of compound) x100
history of the atom
john dalton- solid spheres
jj thompson- plum pudding
rutherford- nuclear model without shells without neutrons
bohr- shells
chadwick - neutrons
quant chem-
avogadros number- 6.02x10^23
volume of gas= (mass/Mr) x 24
chemical changes-
titration indicator- phenolphthalein. pink in alkali, colourless in acidic.
STRONG ACIDS FULLY IONISE IN WATER
WEAK ACIDS PARTIALLY IONISE IN WATER
the pH of an acid is a measure of the concentration of H+ ions in the solution.
for every DECREASE of pH, conc of h+ ions increase my an order of 10
acid STRENGTH is the proportion of acid molecules ionise in water
acid CONCENTRATION is how much acid there is in proportion to the solution. eg how watered down it is.
pH depends on concentration, not strength.
in an aqueous solution for electrolysis- if the metal is MORE reactive than hydrogen, hydrogen will be produced at the positive cathode. if its LESS reactive than hydrogen, the metal will be produced.
If its a HALOGEN (Cl, Br, I), that will be produced at the anode. or else OH ions will be discharged and OXYGEN will be produced.

















