4.5- Calculating with Chemical Change - Stoichiometry Flashcards
To compare two substances through stoichiometric calculations, you must know what?
Mole ration between them.
What is the difference between composition stoichiometry and reaction stoichiometry?
Composition compares moles of compound to moles of one of its elements, reaction compares moles of two substances.
In composition stoichiometry, the mole ratio comes from what?
Chemical formula.
In reaction stoichiometry, the mole ratio comes from what?
A balanced chemical equation.
What is the first thing you need to do in reaction stoichiometry?
Establish a correctly balanced chemical equation.
What is the simplest calculation of reaction stoichiometry?
Moles of substance A to moles of substance B.
To convert between mass and moles you need to know what?
Mole ratio.
What shortcut can gases use at STP when converting from volume to volume?
L gas A = L gas B x (x mole gas A) / (y mole gas B)
For gases at same temperature and pressure, their mole ratio is all the same, allowing us to:
substitue one for the other.
Molarity expresses what?
Moles of solute per litres of solution.