Stoichiometric Calculations Flashcards
What is stoichiometry the study of
Stoichiometry is the study of mole relationships involved in chemical reactions.
What is the mass of a mole of any substance equal to
The mass of a mole of any substance, in grams (g), is equal to the gram formula mass
(GFM) and can be calculated using relative atomic masses.
Precipitation % by mass calculation
Work backwards
Final mass of complex divided by GFM of element your finding = moles
Moles of element in given volume
Ratio then mass of element using moles of element in volume (moles x GFM)
% mass = mass of element / the first mass given
Percentage yield
Use percentage yield formula for find theoretical
Use theoretical to find n
Mole ratio
N=mxgfm
The percentage yield is reduced by:
♦ mass transfer or mechanical losses
♦ purification of product
♦ side reactions
♦ equilibrium position
Back titration steps
Step 1: Moles of titrant. 1
Step 2: Excess moles. Smaller volume 2
Step 3: Added moles. Larger volume. 2
Step 4: Reacted moles = added - excess. 2
Step 5: Moles of substance. 3
Step 6: Mass of substance. 3