Solution Calculations (HSC SSCE Chemistry): Flashcards

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Formula relating moles, concentration, and volume

n=cVn = cV (n=moles, c=conc in mol/L, V=vol in L)

How to convert mL to L

Divide by 1000

What 'excess reagent' means

More than enough to react with all of the other reactant

Source of stoichiometric ratios in calculations

Coefficients from the balanced chemical equation

Starting point of all solution calculations

A balanced chemical equation

Significant figures rule for final answers

Match the fewest sig figs in the question

Formula to find volume from moles and concentration

V=ncV = \frac{n}{c}

What molarity combines with for solution calculations

Stoichiometry

Most common error in solution calculations

Forgetting to convert mL to L (error factor of 1000)

What to consider with excess reagent problems

Only the amount of the limiting reagent

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