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This document contains summaries of chapters 5 and 6 from a chemistry textbook. Chapter 5 discusses the mole, Avogadro's constant, molar mass, and calculations involving moles, mass and molar mass. Chapter 6 covers the law of definite proportions, percent composition, empirical and molecular formulas, and basic stoichiometry calculations using mole ratios. The document ends with self-assessment questions for the student to answer to check their understanding of the key concepts from the two chapters.

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This document contains summaries of chapters 5 and 6 from a chemistry textbook. Chapter 5 discusses the mole, Avogadro's constant, molar mass, and calculations involving moles, mass and molar mass. Chapter 6 covers the law of definite proportions, percent composition, empirical and molecular formulas, and basic stoichiometry calculations using mole ratios. The document ends with self-assessment questions for the student to answer to check their understanding of the key concepts from the two chapters.

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Chapter 5:

Self-Assessment and Review

1. The Avogadro Constant and the Mole


Avogadros Constant = 6.02x1023
There are 6.02x1023 atoms, molecules, particles in 1 mole
n=N/NA
2. Mass and the Mole
The mass of one mole of element is equal to the average atomic
mass for that element
Calculating molar mass
n=m/M

Chapter 6:
1. Chemical Proportions and Percentage Composition
The Law of Definite Proportions
Mass percent = (mass of element)(number of atoms of element)/
(molar mass of compound)
2. Empirical and Molecular Formulas
Calculating empirical and molecular formulas
Describe the relationship between empirical and molecular
formulas
3. Introductions to Stoichiometry: Mole Ratios
Using particle and mole ratios
Questions
Pg. 251
#1, 3, 4, 5, 9

Pg. 293
#17, 20, 23, 25

Pg. 237
#41, 46, 50
Pg. 243
#6, 7, 8
Pg. 292
#1, 3, 4, 5, 6

Pg. 298
#7, 8
Pg. 300
#13, 14, 17

Goal

I can on
my own

I can define a mole and describe


its importance to chemistry
I can use Avogadros constant to
convert between individual particles
and moles of particles in calculations
n=N/NA
I can describe the relationship
between atomic mass units and
molar mass
I can calculate the molar mass of
elements and compounds
I can make conversions between
moles, mass, and molar mass
n=m/M
I can define the law of definite
proportions using an example
I can define mass percent
I can define percent composition
I can make mass percent calculations
I can make percent composition
calculations using mass data
I can make percent composition
calculations using chemical formulas
I can define an empirical formula
I can define molecular formula
I can compare empirical and
molecular formulas using an example
I can calculate empirical formulas
I can calculate molecular formulas
I can solve multi-step problems
involving empirical and molecular
formulas
I can
balanc
e

I can with
more
practice

I can
with help
from Ms.
Doan

an
define
stoichio
metry
I can show how the coefficients in a
balanced chemical equation
represent particle to mole ratios
I can complete stoichiometric
calculations to predict the amounts
of reactants or products formed in a
chemical reaction
I can show my steps when
completing calculations including
proper formulas
I can include proper units in my
calculations, and find units by
crossing out like terms
I can include a conclusion statement
when writing an answer

chemic
al
equatio
ns

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