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Unit 1: Chemical fundamentals (structure, properties and reactions)

Quick questions on The mole concept and stoichiometric calculations (QCE Chemistry Unit 1)

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What are working with balanced equations?
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A balanced chemical equation gives mole ratios between reactants and products. The coefficients are read as "moles per mole".
What is percentage yield?
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The theoretical yield is the maximum predicted from stoichiometry assuming the limiting reagent reacts completely. Actual yield is what you measured in the lab.
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Define the mole and state the value of Avogadro's constant to three significant figures. [2 marks]
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Combustion of 4.40g4.40 \, \text{g} propane gives CO2\text{CO}_2 and water. Calculate moles of CO2\text{CO}_2 produced. M(C3H8)=44.11M(\text{C}_3 \text{H}_8) = 44.11.
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A compound contains 40.0%40.0\% C, 6.7%6.7\% H, 53.3%53.3\% O by mass; M=180g mol1M = 180 \, \text{g mol}^{-1}. (a) Calculate empirical formula. (b) Determine molecular formula.

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