Calculations with balanced chemical equations
Limiting reactants
Concentration of Solutions
Calculations!
Titration
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How do you know if a chemical equation is balanced?

When you have the same amount of reactants and products
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What is limiting reactant?

The reactant that will run out first
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If a problem is asking you to find concentration, what does that mean?

That you need to find molarity

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What are the units for molar mass?

grams/mol

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What is a titration?

A laboratory technique to find the moles of a substance dissolved in an aqueous solution

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If you have moles, how can you convert it into grams?

Multiplying by molar mass

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How do you calculate percent yield?

Percent yield=(actual yield/theoretical yield)*100%

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What is the formula for molarity?

DOUBLE POINTS IF YOU CAN EXPLAIN THE LITTLE TRIANGULITO

molarity = moles/volume in liters
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What is the formula for density?

DOUBLE POINTS IF YOU CAN EXPLAIN THE LITTLE TRIANGULITO

density=mass/volume

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What is a standard solution?

A reactant with a known volume and concentration.

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When do you use Avogadro's number?

When looking for atoms or when you need to convert atoms into moles

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Imagina you have A and B in the same reactions. If you have moles of A and you want to convert it to moles of B, how do you do it?

Using the ratio because that's the only common thing between elements/compounds.

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If you have 2345 mL, how many liters do you have?

2.345 L

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If you have a compound like SOCl2, how would you find the molar mass?

Looking at the periodic table, adding the molar masses for each element making up the compound. (S+O+Cl+Cl=118.97 g/mol)

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What is a titrant?

The solution added during a titration

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What is Avogadro's number?

6.022*10^23

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How do you convert grams into moles?

Dividing by molar mass!

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If you have 0.786 Liters, how many mL do you have?

786 mL

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What number do you need to look at when looking for the ratio?

At the coefficients in the reactions

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How can you find the volume of titrant that was used?

Final volume - initial volume

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