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MCAT Chemistry -
STOICHIOMETRY
OVERVIEW
- Overview
- TERMS
- Avogadro's
number
- 6.02×1023 ; the
number of particles
that make up the
measure of 1 mole.
- 6.02×1023 ; the
number of particles
that make up the
measure of 1 mole.
- Chemically
engineered
- Produced by
chemical means.
- Produced by
chemical means.
- Mole
- A measure of amount. 1 mole equals
6.02×1023 items of something. The
number is so massive because moles
are used to measure the amount of
molecules, atoms, and other incredibly
miniscule particles.
- A measure of amount. 1 mole equals
6.02×1023 items of something. The
number is so massive because moles
are used to measure the amount of
molecules, atoms, and other incredibly
miniscule particles.
- Stoichiometry
- The calculation
of quantities in
chemical
equations.
- The calculation
of quantities in
chemical
equations.
- Avogadro's
number
- TERMS
- Calculations
- Conversion Factor
- Formula Unit
- Gram
Formula
Mass
- Gram
Molecular
Mass
- Mole
- Mole Ratio
- Standard
Temperature and
Pressure
- Conversion Factor
- Formulas
- General
Conversion
Factor
Equation
- Converting from
Formula Units to
Moles
- Converting from
Volume of a Gas
to Moles
- Converting
from Mass to
Moles
- Converting from
Molality of a
Solution to Moles
- Converting from
Molarity of a
Solution to Moles
- General
Conversion
Factor
Equation
- Application
- 1. Balance the equation.
- 2. Convert units of a given substance to moles.
- 3. Using the mole ratio, calculate the moles of substance yielded by the reaction.
- 4. Convert moles of wanted substance to desired units.
- 1. Balance the equation.
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