chem calculations 0.0 / 5 ? ChemistryCalculationsASAQA Created by: reannewCreated on: 12-03-16 10:45 the mole there are many calculations using the mole ; number of particles = moles x Avogadro's constant (6.02x10^23) number of moles = mass / Mr number of moles = concentration (moldm^-3) x volume (dm^3) 1 of 9 the ideal gas equation pV = nRT p - pressure (pa) V - volume (m^3) n - moles R - gas constant (8.31 jk^-1mol^-1) T - temperature (k - +273 degrees) 2 of 9 masses from equations 1 - write out balanced equation 2- find the Mr of given compound 3- from the given mass, find moles by mass/Mr 4- use the ratios in the equation and the calculated moles to find the moles of the required compound 5- find the Mr of the require compound 6- use the Mr and moles to find the mass by mol / Mr 3 of 9 empirical formula by % mass 1 - match each element to it's % and find its Mr 2- find the moles of each element by % / Mr 3 - divide each of the moles by the smallest number of moles you have calculated 4- this is the ratio of elements, use this to write the formula 4 of 9 empirical formula by experimental data 1- find the moles of each element by mass / Mr 2- find the ratio of moles by dividing all the mol values by the smallest mol value you have calculated. 3- use this to write your emprical formula. 5 of 9 concentrations from titrations 1- write a balanced equation for the compounds you need 2 - work out the moles of the compound given using conc. x vol. 3- use the mole ratios from the equation to work out the moles of the required compound 4- use conc. = mol / vol to find concentration. 6 of 9 % yield 1 - find the theoretical yield by: a - use mass / Mr to find moles of the given product b - use mole ratios from the balanced equation to find moles of required compound c - find the mass by moles x Mr 2 - substitute this into this equation: % yield = actual yield / theoretical yield you will be given the actual yield 7 of 9 atom economy % atom economy = Mr of desired product / sum of Mrs of all reactants x 100 8 of 9 enthalpy changes 1 - find the bonds broken, use the balanced equation. add their mean bond enthalpy values. 2- do the same for bonds made 3- minus the value for bonds made from the value of bonds broken to give total change. enthalpy change = total energy absorbed - total energy released. 9 of 9
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