Calculations Flashcards
Titration Calculation
- Write a balanced equation to determine the molar ratio
- Find the moles of known solution : n = c x v
- Find the moles of unknown solution using molar ratio
- Use n = c x v to find the unknown concentration
Titration calculation to find the mass of a solid used to make up a solution
- Write balanced equation to determine molar ratio
- Find moles of known solution using n = c x v
- Find moles in unknown solution used in titration by using the molar ratio
- Find moles in original (standard) solution by scaling up to original volume
- Find mass by using mass = n x Mr
Titrations to find moles in a standard solution
- Divide moles by current volume
- Multiply by the new volume
Calculating particles from mass
Number of particles = moles of the particle x Avogadros number
Finding mass of one mole of atoms using Avogadro’s number
Mass of one mole of atoms = mass of one atom x Avogadro’s number
Equation for amount of substance
Moles = mass / Mr
Calculating molecular formula
Molecular formula = ratio x empirical formula
Calculating % uncertainty
( number of readings x uncertainty of equipment) / quantity x 100
Calculating moles of gas at RTP
Moles = volume / 24 dm3 (24 000 cm3)
Calculating moles of gat not at RTP
PV = nRT
Calculating moles of a solution
N = c x V
The g dm3 unit of concentration
Concentration in g dm3 = concentration in mol dm3 x Mr
Equation for heat exchanged ( enthalpy )
Q = mass of the surroundings x c x change in temperature