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Limiting Reactant

Reactant that limits the amount of product that can be made, reactant that is used up

Excess Reactant

Reactant that is left over at the end of a reaction

Reagent

Another word for reactant

Percent Yield

Efficiency of reaction


Formula: amount of compound that is obtained/ max amount that can be obtained

Theoretical Yield

Maximum amount of product that can be made if the reaction went to completion

Actual Yield

The amount that is actually obtained

Empirical Formula

Simplest ratio of atoms in a formula

Molecular Formula

Actual formula of compound

Molecular Equations

Equation that shows all of the molecules that are present in the process

Net Ionic Equations

Only shows the species involved in a reaction

Species

Another word for ions

Spectator

Species NOT involved in a reaction

Pressure

Force a substance exerts on a surface

P/T Relationship

Directly related, more temperature increases collisions which increases pressure




P1/T1=P2/V2

V/T Relationship

Directly related, Higher temperature equals higher volume




V1/T1=V2/T2

P/V

Indirectly related, More pressure equals less pressure and vice versa




P1V1=P2V2

Ideal Gases

High volume/temperature, low pressure and no attraction/repulsion




PV=nRT

STP

Standard Temperature Pressure


(Temp: 0 C/273 K, Pressure: 1 atm/ 760 mmHg)

Partial Pressure

Mixture of gases




(Pt=Pa + Pb + Pc...)

Mole Fraction

Moles of Gas (A)/ Total moles of all gases