Mole Concept Sn
Mole Concept Sn
Mole Concept Sn
=
reaction
elementt
i moles
%
Basics mass=
mas
Average molar
Total moles
Oman no of = z
proton
calculate
in form] & if not mentioned in compound mass% in molecule
-
-electroniz [only neutral
moley
A - Z natural abundances mole
11-neutron e
-
= =
-
H =
Gg8
isotopes + no
of proton same E E F .
&M F .
n(Shell no .
)
isotones +
no of neutron same
Na = 15225235 M F + exact number of atom
isoelections +
no of electron same EF+ simples
+ ration
vacecices ell :
3
Subshell =
5
>
isodiaphers
-
A-27 same
si = 1525" 2p3syph M F .
=
CE- #) ↑R
of M F
n = Molar mass .
Isobars -
mass no Same V 5 = 4
Ef
of
.
Molar mass
.
Sp T
subshell
gain of zeo ,
Relative density
-
>
-
3 R D = DensityOf I G
A
+
A
.
.
O .
N = 0 0 .
NE3 Density of any substances
D Density
V .
=
of I . G
element -
Oxidation number >
-
OF is most electro-ve 0 N . =
Density of
,
H2
②HON = + 1
, 0 , MMmix
Meas V D
V .
D =
.
:
generally
2
=
&
-
0 0 . N = + 2 ,
+ 1 ,
0, -1/25-12
& o N .
max atrt at utal
time peroxy linkage
present
balancing reaction
NA = 6 .
023x102]
H =
given mass (9) excess reagent :
substance present in excell
n= ive
mass Is a mus
molar mass (amy
limiting reagent-11-in limited
min
& balance ux" calculate mules -> divide moles +
value = 1 P
No of Molecules = n x NA >
-
.
with stoichiometric
coelt
Im3LylatME 760 mm o
Density
RT
= 760 + or r
percentage yield :
im2 = bar
= 1
Theoretical
1m3 = 100 mL
of 1 Atom ↓ ↓
273k
>
-
Unite a mu
1 a+ m
v = 22 .
4
conserving Katom
amu-x
↓
NTP- normal temp pressure
↓ ↓ 1x RKCo
:
1x10
2501 I Dar
3 XMK(O =
exnO2 -conserving OL
I bar = 1a + m
Molarity =
N
solute -
10 "B
Y -- B20 8 8
solventse] * AlY 80X11
=
20x10 +
o
Solutions lawy of equivalence
Molarity
+sounby
affected by temp will
reactant react as well as equal
Molarity + solute
affected A+ B -
(+
not by tem
Wsolvent (kg) eq of B equt( eq ofR
ed of A = = =
-
.
et( 27t
e of A +
ecfB = =
eqb
=
m me
Molecular A + B
-
= nj = C
salta B
f of
- =
-q of A = eq
2 + D
ny =
x
D
eq of C =
eq of =
eq of E
+
FeGOntnf 3
FesOu > n + = 1
/Ol,
-
=Wor1002
1) % /W %
Titration
=Woutc(4)
iii) % . VIV =
vol of solute
(M1) + 100 H) Strength solution of known concentration -
titrant
vol of sol Ima 1. primary titrant-reagents which can be accurately weighed & their
17M =
%
W/V x100
5) Normality = molarity x
nf solution needn't be standardised e g
.
. oxalic acid ,
M solute e
CUSOy HYDO solution , Monr salt etC .
"dsox10
106 % N/W
.
6) PPM : WSOlUte X
2) M =
1 .
2 secondary can't
Ms01u + titrant be accurately weighed
-
WSOLUTION I M
Solution consisting of substance to be estimated - titrate
titration ad basetitrator
is
a
4 HPh as indicator
1-01) 0 N
.
of each 1) O . N 2 il
0 N
eq of HCl = eq Of NaOH
+
eqOFNazCO3
(ny > 1)
-
change in
COMPOUNand rea
2) total
.
4 indicator
O 3) cross multiply this change (reactant
Meot as
side
e of HC1 =
eq Of NaOH + eq Of NaH2o
+
eqfN
2) make 2 parts only
(n
++ 2)
by0f
one for oxa" C 4) balance other atoms
③ Todometric and iodimetric
Other for red 5) balance O by HLG
F2 + ze
except 00 H
312
4) balance O by adding tho
+ 2NazS203 > NazS4 % + 2
balanceHDY
#2
-
5)
balance by
u equiXili equity
6) charges
7) Add both part
St no
, of et remains sam Volum 1
Strength Of HOL
·
V = MX11 2 .
400t strength
&Ig-WHRS
Equivalent wee ratio of ionic/atomic/molecular we to n-factor % >
-
Oleum
ny +
]
HzP0y +
H3POINT
important of
% Free son =
acidic + 3
6
-
neutral
> cu
Determination of available CI
Crocic
- 2
+
iis b n Utre, No
CrO4
x
=
% available (1
>
> 6
-
3
-
DimWor
iii) Mnoy is Mon
55x
3
> I % In = .
-
1) factor of disproportionation
2
~uf =
Hi
-
H202 H20 + O2 ~
-2 =
nf
Ycin) =MI,
equivalence = NX
10. of