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C4.3/C4.4/C4.5/C4.6/C4.9 - Chemical Calculations

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

limiting reactant

Back (Answer)

-reactant that gets used up first in a reaction -lower quantity of moles

#2
Front (Question)

yield

Back (Answer)

mass of product that a chemical reaction produces

#3
Front (Question)

percentage yield

Back (Answer)

-actual mass of desired product/ theoretical max mass of desired product x 100

#4
Front (Question)

factors affecting percentage yield (5)

Back (Answer)

-reactions may be reversible -unwanted products produced -products lost in transit -reactants may be impure -product lost in during its separation from reactant mixture

#5
Front (Question)

atom economy

Back (Answer)

a measure of the amount of starting materials that end up as useful products

#6
Front (Question)

why is it important to maximise atom economy in industries

Back (Answer)

-to conserve Earth’s resources + minimise pollution

#7
Front (Question)

why is it important to maximise atom economy in industries

Back (Answer)

-to conserve Earth’s resources + minimise pollution

#8
Front (Question)

work out percentage atom economy

Back (Answer)

-Mr from desired product/ sum of Mr of reactant from equation x 100

#9
Front (Question)

concentration

Back (Answer)

-g/dm3 -amount of solute/volume of solution

#10
Front (Question)

dm3 to cm3

Back (Answer)

x 1000

#11
Front (Question)

increase concentration

Back (Answer)

-add more solute -evaporate solution

#12
Front (Question)

volume of 1 mol of any gas

Back (Answer)

24 dm3 -at 20 .c and 1 atmosphere

#13
Front (Question)

24dm3 per mole

Back (Answer)

molar gas volume

#14
Front (Question)

number of moles of gases =

Back (Answer)

volume of gas /24dm3

#15
Front (Question)

ratio of number of moles of gas in balanced equation =

Back (Answer)

-ratio of volume of gas involved -same value

#16
Front (Question)

mole/dm3 to g/dm3

Back (Answer)

Multiply by mr value