Mole Calculations and Molecular Mass Formulas

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Explore mole calculations, molecular mass concepts, and conversion methods for chemistry problems. Learn to calculate the molecular masses of compounds like H2O2 and Ca(NO3)2 and understand how to convert moles to molecules using the triangle method.

  • Chemistry
  • Mole Calculations
  • Molecular Mass
  • Conversion Methods
  • Chemistry Problems

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  1. What is the molecular mass of H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) ? (H=1, O=16) A.17 g/mol B. 18 g/mol C. 34 g/mol D.68 g/mol 0% 0% 0% 0% 17 g/mol 18 g/mol 34 g/mol 68 g/mol

  2. What is the molecular mass of Ca(NO3)2(Ca=40, N=14, O=16) A.102 B. 164 C. 328 D.142 0% 0% 0% 0% 102 164 328 142

  3. IN-CLASS simple mole calculations (on board) the dozen method way (continued)

  4. The triangle `trick for those allergic to eggs Multiply Down Moles (n) 6.0*1023 MW ALL ROADS LEAD THROUGH MOLES Weight (w) molecule count (N) Divide up

  5. Multiply down moles MW (g/mol) ~6.0*1023 # atoms or molecules weight (g) Divide up

  6. Multiply down 0.5 Moles SiO2 MW SiO2 =60 weight (g) SiO2?? 0.5 *60= 30 g

  7. Multiply down 5 Moles H2O 1 mol~6.0*1023 molecules # molecules of H2O ? 5*6*1023=30*1023 =3*1024

  8. 500 /100 = 5 moles CaCO3 Moles CaCO3??? MW CaCO3 (g/mol)=100 500 g CaCO3 Divide up

  9. 3*1025/6*1023=0.5*102=50 mol CO2 Moles of CO2 ?? 1 mol~ 6.0*1023 molecules 3*1025 molecules CO2 Divide up

  10. MassMoles # molecules: around the triangle approach How many H2O molecules in 7200 grams of H2O ? 400 moles 7200 18 Divide up to moles Multiply down to molecules x 6.022*1023 400 x 6.022*1023 MW 18 g/mol Fill in MW weight # molecules 7200 g Start here =2.409*1026

  11. In-class board mol- weight-count conversions using triangle method

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