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    This document discusses key concepts in stoichiometry and the mole concept, including: 1) Writing ionic equations by identifying ionic compounds, cancelling out spectator ions, and rewriting the balanced chemical equation in terms of ions. 2) Defining relative atomic mass as the mass of an atom compared to carbon-12, and relative molecular/formula mass as the mass of molecules or ionic compounds. 3) Explaining that a mole is the amount of substance containing 6.02x1023 particles, and its relationship to Avogadro's number and determining percentage composition. 4) Describing how to calculate empirical and molecular formulas from elemental composition data.

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    This document discusses key concepts in stoichiometry and the mole concept, including: 1) Writing ionic equations by identifying ionic compounds, cancelling out spectator ions, and rewriting the balanced chemical equation in terms of ions. 2) Defining relative atomic mass as the mass of an atom compared to carbon-12, and relative molecular/formula mass as the mass of molecules or ionic compounds. 3) Explaining that a mole is the amount of substance containing 6.02x1023 particles, and its relationship to Avogadro's number and determining percentage composition. 4) Describing how to calculate empirical and molecular formulas from elemental composition data.

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    This document discusses key concepts in stoichiometry and the mole concept, including: 1) Writing ionic equations by identifying ionic compounds, cancelling out spectator ions, and rewriting the balanced chemical equation in terms of ions. 2) Defining relative atomic mass as the mass of an atom compared to carbon-12, and relative molecular/formula mass as the mass of molecules or ionic compounds. 3) Explaining that a mole is the amount of substance containing 6.02x1023 particles, and its relationship to Avogadro's number and determining percentage composition. 4) Describing how to calculate empirical and molecular formulas from elemental composition data.

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    Writing Ionic Equations:


    An ionic equation is a simplified chemical equation that shows the reactions of ionic compounds in water.

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    Ionic compounds are those compounds, which are soluble in water.

    Inorder to write an ionic equation:

    Write the balanced chemical equation of the reaction. Include the state symbols.

    Identify ionic compounds that are soluble in water. These compounds become ions in H20. Rewrite the
    chemical equation in terms of ions.

    Cancel out the spectator ions (Common).

    Write the ionic equation.

    Examples:

    Relative Atomic Mass (Ar):


    The mass of an atom compared with the Carbon – 12 atom is called its relative atomic mass.

    The mass of one mole of atoms is its “relative  atomic mass” in grams.
     

    Relative Molecular Mass (Mr):


    The mass of a substance made of molecules is known as Relative Molecular Mass.

    Hydrogen has (1*2) =   2      and H20 has relative molecular mass of (1*2) + 16 = 18

    Relative Formula Mass (Mr):


    The mass of a substance made of ions is known as relative formula mass.  Ammonia (NH3) has Mr of

    (1*14) + (3*1) =  58.5.

    The Mole:
    A mole of a substance is the amount that contains the same number of units as the number of Carbon

    atoms in 12 grams of carbon-12.

    Avogradoe’s Number:

    Number of Particles in one mole = 6.02 * 1023

    Percentage Compostition of Compounds:


    Percentage by mass of an element in a compound

    Example:

    Percentage of Hydrogen in Hydrogen Per Oxide:

    Water in Coppoer(II) Sulphate:

    Emperical Formula:
     
    Emperical Formula of a compound shows:

    Types of elements present in it.

    Simplest Ratio of the different types of atoms in it.

    Inorder to Find the Emperical Formula of a compound:

    Write down the each percentage/ mass separately.

    Divide each by their Mr.

    Now divide all of them with one which has the lowest ratio.

    If any one of the answer is in the decimal form, multiply both with any number (lowest) to get make it a

    whole number

    Examples:

    A  compound has 40% Carbon 6.6% Hydrogen & 53.3% Oxygen. Calculate the Emperical Formula of the

    compound.

    C                              H                                O

    40                            6.6                            53.3

    40/12                      6.6/1                          53.3/16

    3.33                         6.6                              3.33

    3.33/3.33               6.6/3.33                     3.33/3.33

    1                              2                                 1

    Emperical Formula: CH2O

     
    E.g 2  O.72g of Mg combines with 0.28g of Nitrogen. Find its Emperical Formula.

    Mg                               N

    0.72                           0.28

    0.72/24                      0.28/14

    0.03                           0.02


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    0.03/0.02                  0.02/0.02

    1.5                              1

    1.5 * 2                        1 * 2

    3                                 2

    Emperical Formula :Mg 3N2

    Molecular Formulae:
    The molecular formula shows the actual number of atoms that combine to form a molecule.

    To Find the molecular Formula:

    Calculate for the compound. This gives the number n.

    Multiply the numbers in the empirical formula n.

    E.g. Emperical Formula = HO

    Relative Molecular Mass = 34

    (H = 1 , O = 16) . Find Molecular Formula?

    34/17 =  2

    HO * 2  = H202

    Calculating The Volume of Gas:


    1 Mole of every substance occupies 24dm3.
    Concentration:1 dm 3 = 1000cm 3

    The Concentration of a solution, is the amount of solute in grams or noles, that is dissolved in 1 dm 3 of

    solution.

    Percentage yield:

    Yeild is the amount of product, obtained from a reaction.

    Actual Yeild:

    It is the amount collected at the end of a chemical reaction. The actual yield is always less than the

    theoretical yield. It is also known as the Practical Yeild.

    Theoratical Yeid:

    It is the calculated yield of the amount of prosuct by using stoichiometry. In this Yeild 100% reactants are

    converted to products, with no losses.

    Percentage Purity:

    Percentage Purity indicates the amount od pure substance present in a sample of chemical substance.

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