Mole Concept Flashcards
Define moles if weight of the compound is given.
Moles = Weight/Molecular Mass
Define moles if entities of the compound is given.
Moles = Entities(atoms, molecules, ions)/Avagadro’s Number(NA)
Define moles if volume at stp given.
Moles = Volumes(litres)/22.4
Percentage composition of element is
(Atomic Weight of element*No. of atoms *100)/ Molecular Weight of Compounds
Calculate the percentage composition of all the elements in CaCO3
Ca- 40%, C- 12%, O- 48%
Absolute density of solids and liquid
Mass/Volume
Relative density of solids and liquid
Density of substance/ Density of H2O at 4°C
Absolute density of gases
From the ideal gas equation, density = PM/RT
Relative density of gases
The density of a gas w.r.t another gas at constant temperature and pressure
Vapour density of gases
The density of a gas w.r.t H2 gas at constant temperature and pressure
Calculate the relative density of CH4 w.r.t O2
1/2
Average Atomic Weight formula
(% abundance* At. wt.1 + % abundance*At. wt2)/100
Mean Molar Mass Formula
(n1M1 + n2M2)/ n1 + n2
For reaction 2A+ B→ A2B. 5 moles of A are reacted with 10 moles of B. Hence the limiting reagent and the moles of A2B formed are:
A, 2.5
C3H8 + 5O2 → 3CO2 + 4H2O
If 2.5 moles of C3H8 are present, then how many moles of CO2 are formed using the stoichiometry method?
7.5 moles of CO2 are formed