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Chemistry Paper 1
C3-Quantitative chemistry
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finding the Mr MgCL2. Mg is
24
CL is
35.5
so the Mr is
95
percentage mass of an element in a compound = (
Ar
x
number
of atoms of that
element
) /
Mr
of the compound
x100
a mole value is
6.02x10^23
one mole
is
equivalent
to
relative formula mass
in
grams
number of moles =
mass
in g ( of an
element
or
compound
) /
Mr
(of an
element
or
compound
)
in a chemical reaction
mass
is always
conserved no atoms are destroyed
or
loss
reactions
stop once one reactant is used up
the amount of product depends on the
limiting reactant
concentration =
mass of solute
/
volume of solvent
concentration
is measured of how crowded things are