3.1 - Determination of the Relative Molecular Mass of a Volatile Liquid (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Equation used to determine of volatile liquid
Equation used to determine of volatile liquid
(ideal gas equation)
Purpose of volatile liquid experiment
Purpose of volatile liquid experiment
Estimate relative molecular mass ()
Example of volatile liquid used
Example of volatile liquid used
Propanone
Temperature water is heated to
Temperature water is heated to
Approximately 95°C
Volume of propanone added to flask
Volume of propanone added to flask
cm³
How to find mass of vapour
How to find mass of vapour
Difference in mass before and after vaporisation
How to measure flask's volume
How to measure flask's volume
Fill with water, transfer to graduated cylinder
Instrument to measure atmospheric pressure
Instrument to measure atmospheric pressure
Barometer
Formula to calculate moles of vapour
Formula to calculate moles of vapour
Formula for relative molecular mass
Formula for relative molecular mass
Safety hazard property of propanone
Safety hazard property of propanone
Highly flammable
Why liquid must be volatile
Why liquid must be volatile
So ideal gas law can be applied accurately
Alternative method to determine
Alternative method to determine
Mass spectrometry
Measurement most likely to introduce inaccuracy
Measurement most likely to introduce inaccuracy
Volume measurement
Effect of water droplet in flask on calculated
Effect of water droplet in flask on calculated
Gives smaller calculated
