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Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 2020 5/20/2020 5:19 PM Copyright © 2020 Dan Dill [email protected] 1 TPWhich of the following contains the smallest number of atoms? 1. 187 g of liquid mercury, Hg 2. 1400 u of uranium, U 3. 6 10 24 atoms of sodium, Na 4. 2 mol of hydrogen gas, H 2 Copyright © 2020 Dan Dill [email protected] Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 2020 1 TurningPoint Session ID Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 Wednesday, May 20, 2020 Begin Ch1: The atom in modern chemistry Periodic table: Master key to chemistry Isotopes atomic weight Chemist’s dozen: The mole Next: Example problems; Ch 2: Chemical formulas, equations, and reaction yields Periodic table: The master key to chemistry Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 2020 3 Copyright © 2020 Dan Dill [email protected] Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 2020 4 Copyright © 2020 Dan Dill [email protected] 1 2 3 4

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TP Which of the following contains the smallest number of atoms?

1. 187 g of liquid mercury, Hg2. 1400 u of uranium, U3. 6 1024 atoms of sodium, Na4. 2 mol of hydrogen gas, H2

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Lecture 1 CH131 Summer 1Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Begin Ch1: The atom in modern chemistry• Periodic table: Master key to chemistry• Isotopes → atomic weight• Chemist’s dozen: The moleNext: Example problems; Ch 2: Chemical formulas, equations, and reaction yields

Periodic table: The master key to chemistry

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Isotopes → atomic weight

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Mass spectrometer “weighs” atoms

Strip away an electron, accelerate positive ions, and then deflect them in a magnetic field.

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Mass spectrometer “weighs” atoms

Strip away an electron, accelerate positive ions, and then deflect them in a magnetic field.

Less deflection, heavier mass

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Mass spectrometer “weighs” atoms

Strip away an electron, accelerate positive ions, and then deflect them in a magnetic field.

Less deflection, heavier massNeon has three “isotopes”: 20Ne, 21Ne, and 22Ne

Relative peak heights isotopic abundance

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Average mass of CH131 students?75 students weigh 100 lbs

100 students weigh 150 lbs

50 students weigh 200 lbs

Sketch the “mass spectrum” of the class, using just “counts” for the vertical axis

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Average mass of CH131 students?75 students weigh 100 lbs

100 students weigh 150 lbs

50 students weigh 200 lbs

Sketch the “mass spectrum” of the class, using just “counts” for the vertical axis

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TP For our hypothetical class, 75 students weigh 100 lbs,100 students weigh 150 lbs, and50 students weigh 200 lbs.

Based on your “mass spectrum” sketch, roughly guesstimate , what will the average be?

1. Less than 1002. Between 100 and 1503. Between 150 and 2004. Greater than 200

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Average mass of CH131 students?75 students weigh 100 lbs

100 students weigh 150 lbs

50 students weigh 200 lbs

What is the expression for the fraction of students with mass 150 lbs, f150?

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Average mass of CH131 students?75 students weigh 100 lbs

100 students weigh 150 lbs

50 students weigh 200 lbs

In terms of 𝑓 , 𝑓 , and 𝑓 , write the expression that evaluates to the exact average.

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Average mass of CH131 students?75 students weigh 100 lbs

100 students weigh 150 lbs

50 students weigh 200 lbs

total mass 75 100 lbs 100 150 lbs 50 200 lbs

average mass total mass / 75 100 50

total mass / 225

75/225 100 lbs 100/225 150 lbs 50/225 200 lbs

𝑓 100 lbs 𝑓 150 lbs 𝑓 200 lbs

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TP For our hypothetical class, average weight of a CH131 student is 144 lbs. Which of the following statements is true for this class?

1. The weight of each student is 144 lbs2. No student weighs 144 lbs3. Neither of the statements is true.

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Element identity and atomic number Z

Number of protons atomic number 𝑍 19Relative atomic weight 39.0983Where does the number 39.0983 come from?

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Atoms of an element come in different “flavors”Atoms with the same number of protons …

but with different numbers of neutrons …are chemically the same …

but have different masses

We call such different flavors of atoms of an element isotopes

39.0983 u is the average mass of the different kinds of atoms isotopes of K that are in a sample of K.

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Atomic mass unit uLecture 1 CH131 Summer 1 2020

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Atomic mass unit u1 u defined to be exactly 1/12 mass of 1 atom of 12C

Exactly 12 g of 12C contains 𝑁A 6.02214 1023 atoms

Therefore, the mass of one 12C atom is …

12 g/𝑁A 1.99265 10‒23 g

And so, 1 u …

1/12 x 1.99265 10‒23 g 1.66054 10‒24 g

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Average mass of an atom of KTwo isotopes: K-39 and K-41

K-39 peak at 38.9637 u, height 933

K-41 peak at 40.9618 u, height 67

Write and then evaluate the expression whose value is the average mass in u of an atom of K.

𝑓 38.9637 u 𝑓 40.9618 u 39.098 u

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Average mass of an atom of KTwo isotopes: K-39 and K-41

K-39 peak at 38.9637 u, height 933

K-41 peak at 40.9618 u, height 67

The average mass in g of an atom of K is

39.098 u

39.098 1/12 12 g 1/𝑁A

39.098 g / 𝑁A

6.4923 10 23 g

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Average mass of any atomThe average mass of an atom of K is 39.098 g/𝑁A

The average mass of an atom of Br is 79.904 g/𝑁A

The average mass of an atom of H is 1.008 g/𝑁A

The average mass of any atom in g/𝑁A is the number given on the periodic table.

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Molar mass of any elementMolar mass is the mass of 𝑁A “average” atoms of an element.

The average mass of an atom of K is 39.098 g/𝑁A

The molar mass of K is 𝑁A 39.098 g/𝑁A 39.098 g

The molar mass of Br is 79.904 g

The molar mass of H is 1.008 g

The molar mass of any element in g is the number given on the periodic table.

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Atomic weight = magnitude of average massThe atomic weight of K is 39.098 no units!

The atomic weight of Br is 79.904

The atomic weight of H is 1.008

The atomic weight of an element is the number given on the periodic table.

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TP The molar mass of Cl is 35.453 g. 37Cl has a natural abundance of 24.24%. Which of the following statements is true?

1. The mass of one atom of naturally occurring Cl is 35.453 g divided by Avogadro's number

2. The mass of one atom of naturally occurring Cl cannot be 35.453 g divided by Avogadro's number.

3. Neither of the statements is true.

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Terms to distinguishRelative atomic mass, 𝐴r: ratio of mass of an isotope relative to mass of 1/12 of one 12C atom

𝐴r of 13C is 13.00335 unitless

Atomic mass unit, u: 1/12 mass of one 12C atom1 u 1/12 12 g / 𝑁A g / 𝑁A 1.66054 10‒24 g

Atomic weight: average of relative atomic masses of an elementAtomic weight of C is 12.01 unitless

Molar mass, 𝑀: Mass in grams numerically equal to atomic weight; that is, the mass in grams of 𝑁A “average atoms” of an element

Molar mass of C is 12.01 g

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Chemist’s dozen: mole counting by weighing

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Mole: Count by weighingThe mass in g of 1 mol of any element is called its molar massNumber of particles in 1 mol is 𝑁A 6.022140857 x 1023

Each of these amounts contains the same number of atoms

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TP Which of the following contains the smallest number of atoms?

1. 187 g of liquid mercury, Hg2. 1400 u of uranium, U3. 6 1024 atoms of sodium, Na4. 2 mol of hydrogen gas, H2

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