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What is the formula for the ideal gas equation?
PV
=
nRT
What is the conversion of meters Cubed to decimetres cubed?
1
meter cubed is
equal
to
1000
decimeters cubed.
What is the conversion between decimetres cubed to centimetres cubed?
1
decimetre cubed is
equal
to
1000
centimetres cubed.
What is the conversion between kelvin and celcius?
Kelvin =
Celsius
+
273.15
What is the conversion of kilopascals to pascals?
Multiply
by
1000
What is the equation that links amount of substance, volume of gas and molar volume?
moles
=
volume
of
gas
(
dm
^
3
) /
molar volume
what is the equation that links gas volume at room conditions, gas volume and amount of substance?
moles
=
volume
/
24
What is the formula for atom economy?
Molecular mass
of
desired product
÷
sum
of
molecular mass
of all
reactants
x
100
what is the formula for percentage yield?
Percentage yield =
actual
yield ÷
theoretical
yield x
100
what is the equation that links the amount of substance with mass and relative atomic mass?
amount of substance (moles) =
Mass
÷
relative atomic mass
What is the equation that links concentration with amount of substance and volume?
concentration =
amount
of
substance
(
moles
) ÷
volume
What is the eaution for molar gas volume?
volume =
amount
of
substance
(
moles
) x
24
What is the equation for mumber of particles?
Number of particles =
amount
of
substance
(
moles
) x
6.02
x
10
^
23
What is the conversion from decimetres cubed to centimetres cubed?
1
decimetre cubed is
equal
to
1000
centimetres cubed.
what is the
Arrhenius equation
rearranged to find the temperature in kelvin?
Activation energy
/ (natural log of the
prexponential factor
- the natural log of the
rate constant
) x
Gas constant
What is the Arrhenius equation rearranged to find the natural log of the pre-exponential factor?
natural log of the expontential factor = natural log of the rate constant + (activation energy / (rate constant x temperature [in kelvin])