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Mole
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Number of atoms in one mole
- Avogadros Numbers
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of gas
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MOLAR VOLUME
-
volume of one mole of gas
contains Avogadros number of particles
- same
- all gases
- same temperature
- same pressure
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Avogadro's Law
- all gases
- same pressure
- same temperature
- same number particles/molecules
- Molar Volume
- 24000cm3 (24dm3)
- at room temperature and pressure (RTP)
- 25C
- normal atmospheric pressure
- 22400cm3 (22.4dm3)
- at standard temperature and pressure (STP)
- 0C
- normal atmospheric pressure
- volume in cm3
- dm3 = cm3/1000
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solid
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Relative Formula Mass
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Mr = Sum(Ar)
- add up the relative atomic masses (Ar) of atoms
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H2O
- H = 1
- O = 16
- H2O = 18
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CO2
- C = 12
- O = 16
- RMM = 44
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mass of one mole
- NaCl = 58.5g
- CO2 = 44g
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Relative Atomic Mass
- Ar
-
mass of 1 mole
- Carbonm = 12g
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Chemical Formula
- A representation of the chemical composition of a substance
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Molecular Formula
-
molecule of substance
- number of atoms
- type of atoms
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C6H14
- 6 carbon
- 14 Hydrogen
- Number of atoms of each element in one molecule
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Structural Formula
-
How atoms are connected
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Empirical Formula
- simplest whole number ratio of atoms in compound
-
same empirical formula
-
glucose
- C6H12O6
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lactic acid
- CH3CH(OH)COOH
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acetic acid
- CH3COOH