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Rest of the Year Schedule week ofTopicsTentative Assessment April 24ch 10 – The Mole, Percent Composition, Empirical & Molecular Formulae, Hydrates April 30ch 11 - Stoichiometry: Conservation of Mass, Balanced Equations, Limiting Reactants, Percent Yield (Production Scale) Monday, April 30 th (ch 10 – Moles, etc.) May 7Stoichiometry May 14Organic: Petroleum, Fuels, Building Blocks, Polymers Wednesday, May 16 th (stoichiometry) May 21Organic & States of MatterMay (organic) May 28States of Matter & Gas Laws June 4Gas Laws & 2 Classes for Final ReviewJune 6 th (gas laws & states of matter) Jun 11Finals
Why moles?!
Let’s review. How many particles (of anything) are in a mole? – 6.02 x Who’s number is this? – Avogadro's number The mass of 1 mole of any substance is equal to… – The molar mass of that substance.
Molar Mass (MM) – what is it? It is similar to atomic mass. We can say 1 mole of any element “weighs” its atomic mass in grams. The atomic mass of carbon is ___________ amu. So, the molar mass of carbon is grams per 1 mole C. (Keep molar mass to 2 decimals for this unit.)
What is the molar mass of… Hydrogen? Bromine? Oxygen? Sodium?
How to determine the Molar Mass of Compounds - C 6 H 12 O 6 Subscripts provide a relative ratio of moles of atoms in a molecule (or ions in a formula unit). In 1 mol of C 6 H 12 O 6 there are: ________ mol of carbon ________ mol of hydrogen ________ mol of oxygen
Molar Mass of Compounds Multiply the molar mass of each element by the number of moles of that element in the chemical formula. C: 6 mol C x g/mol C = g H: 12 mol H x 1.01 g/mol H = g O: 6 mol O x 16.00g/mol O = g sum total = g / 1 mol C 6 H 12 O 6 Molar mass (MM) has the unit g/ 1 mol or g/ mol.
Conversion Road Map Multiply by the conversion factor.
# of particles - terminology If we are talking about… then the particle unit is referred to as… for example.. elementsatomsatoms of C ionic compounds formula unitsformula units of NaCl molecular compounds moleculesmolecules of CH 4