Lecture 13 Flashcards
1
Q
Coefficient = ?
A
Moles of substance usually
2
Q
Mole ratio
A
Say you have 2 of X molecule and 1 of Y molecule. How many mols of X molecule can you get from 3 mols of Y molecule?
6 bc there is a 2:1 ratio.
3 mols Y x 2 mols what you want (X molecule) / 1 mol of what you have (2/1 the mole ration) = Total mols you can get for X molecule.
3
Q
1 mole = ?
A
molar mass in grams
4
Q
Moles to mass conversions
A
M1xV1=M2 x V2
Mol–>Mass–>Mol–>Mass
-Mass (g)/Molar mass g/mol= number of moles
-Moles x Molar Mass (g/mol) = Mass (g)
5
Q
Actual Yield=
A
Amt actually produced
6
Q
Theoretical yield=
A
amt that can be made
7
Q
Percent Yield=
A
Actual (g)/Theoretical (g) x 100% = %