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In order to convert cm^3 to
dm
^3 you divide by
1000
Relative
Formula
Mass (
Mr
) is the relative
atomic mass
of all
atoms
in the compound added together.
Concentration (g/dm^3) =
mass
(
g
) /
volume
(
dm
^
3
)
Mean rate of
reaction
= Quantity of
reactant
used OR Quantity of
product
formed (g/s or cm^3/s) /
Time
taken
Chromatography
Rf
value = distance moved by
substance
/ distance moved by
solvent
Moles =
mass
(g) / Relative
formula
mass (Mr)
Number of particles in a substance =
Moles
x Avogadro’s number (
6.022
x
10
^
23
% Yield = (Mass of
product
actually made / Maximum
theoretical
mass of
product
)
x100
Atom economy = (Relative
formula
mass of
desired
product from equation / Sum of relative
formula
masses of all reactants from equation)
x100
Concentration (mol/dm^3) =
Moles
/
Volume
(dm^3)
Volume of gas at room temperature and pressure (dm^3) =
moles
x
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