Stoichiometry Flashcards
Relative atomic mass
Mass number of isotope
Relative molecular mass (Mr)
Sum of RAM of each atom in a molecule
Relative Formula Mass
RAM sum in a formula
Amount of substance (n)
Number of a chemical species (e.g atoms) in a quantity
Moles (mol)
n’s unit
Avogadro’s Constant (L,Na)
6.02*10^23 mol-1
Molar Mass, M
Mass per mol. Unit = g mol-1
n=
Mass(g)/molar mass
Moles from solutions
n=c*V
n= amount of substance, mol c= solution concentration, mol dm-3 V= solution's volume, dm3
Molarity
Concentration in dm-3 aka g dm-3
r.t.p
298K (25degrees)
100kPa
1mol gas
24dm3~
Ideal Gas Equation
pV=nRT or pV=m/M RT
p= pressure (Pa) V= volume (m3) T= temperature (K)
m= gas sample (g) M= gas' relative molecular mass R= 8.31 J K-1 mol-1
cm3 to m3
*10^-6
dm3 to m3
*10^-3
C to K
+273
kPa to Pa
*10^3
Limiting reactant
The reactant that limits the amount of product formed. Once it’s all gone, the reaction stops
Excess reactant
Remaining reactant after the limiting reactant is consumed and the reaction stops
Solving titrations
Need:
balanced eq,
concentration and reacting vol. of 1st reactant
concentration and reacting vol. of 1st reactant
Solving mole questions
1) no. Of moles (rel eq)
2) mole ratio
3) rearrange relevant eq to calculate mass, concentration, volume or substance of interest