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    1st PPT (Stoichiometry - Formula and Molecular Mass)

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    Stoichiometry is the study of the quantities of substances involved in chemical reactions. It examines the amounts of reactants used and products formed. Stoichiometry relies on calculating molecular masses and formula masses. Molecular mass refers to the mass of a single molecule of a covalent compound, while formula mass is used for ionic compounds which do not exist as discrete molecules.

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    1st PPT (Stoichiometry - Formula and Molecular Mass)

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    Stoichiometry is the study of the quantities of substances involved in chemical reactions. It examines the amounts of reactants used and products formed. Stoichiometry relies on calculating molecular masses and formula masses. Molecular mass refers to the mass of a single molecule of a covalent compound, while formula mass is used for ionic compounds which do not exist as discrete molecules.

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    Stoichiometry is the study of the quantities of substances involved in chemical reactions. It examines the amounts of reactants used and products formed. Stoichiometry relies on calculating molecular masses and formula masses. Molecular mass refers to the mass of a single molecule of a covalent compound, while formula mass is used for ionic compounds which do not exist as discrete molecules.

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    2

    Stoichiometry
    3

    Stoichiometry is the part of


    chemistry that studies amounts of
    substances that are involved in
    reactions.
     4

     You might be looking at the


    amounts of substances before
     the
    Youreaction.
    might be looking at the
    amount of material that is
    produced by the reaction.
     Stoichiometry is all about the
    numbers.
    5

    Formula & Molecular


    Mass
    6

    Molecular Mass Formula Mass

    • Calculating covalent compounds. • Calculating ionic compounds

    • For covalent substances, the • Ionic compounds are composed of


    formula represents the numbers discrete cations and anions combined
    and types of atoms composing a in ratios to yield electrically bulk
    single molecule of the substance. matter.

    • Hence, it correctly referred to as a • However, the formula for an ionic


    molecular mass. compound does not represent the
    composition of a discrete molecule, so
    it may NOT be correctly referred to as
    “molecular mass.”
    7

    1. CHCl3 (Chloroform)
    8
    9

    2. C9H8O4 (Aspirin)
    10
    11

    3. C13H18O2 (Ibuprofen)
    12
    13

    4. NaCl (Table salt)


    14
    15

    5. Al2(SO4)3 (Aluminum sulfate)


    16
    17

    Group Drill
    18

    1.
    Mg(OH)2
    19

    58.3 amu
    20

    2. Ca3(PO4)2
    21

    310.3 amu
    22

    3. C12H22O11
    23

    342.0 amu
    24

    4. C2H5OH
    25

    46.08 amu
    26

    5. HNO3
    27

    63.0 amu
    28

    6. Ba(C2H3O2)2
    29

    255.3 amu
    30

    7. BaCO3
    31

    197.3 amu
    32

    8. Al(NO3)3
    33

    213.0 amu
    34

    9. ZnSO4
    35

    161.5 amu
    36

    10. NaHCO3
    37

    84.0 amu
    38

    In your quiz notebook, answer the following questions:

    1. What is Stoichiometry?
    2. What is the difference between Formula Mass & Molecular
    Mass?
    3. Calculate the formula mass of ZnSO4.
    4. Calculate the molecular mass of C9H8O4.
    5. Calculate the formula mass of Ba(C2H3O2)2.

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