Balancing Chemical Equations and Applying the Mole Concept (Leaving Cert Chemistry): Flashcards
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Law of Conservation of Mass
Law of Conservation of Mass
Atoms cannot be created or destroyed in reactions
Why chemical equations must be balanced
Why chemical equations must be balanced
Same number of each atom type on both sides
What to change when balancing equations
What to change when balancing equations
Coefficients only, never chemical formulas
Avogadro's constant value
Avogadro's constant value
Definition of stoichiometry
Definition of stoichiometry
Quantitative study of reactants & products in reactions
'Stoicheion' meaning in stoichiometry
'Stoicheion' meaning in stoichiometry
Element
'Metron' meaning in stoichiometry
'Metron' meaning in stoichiometry
Measure
First step in balancing equations
First step in balancing equations
Count atoms of each element on both sides
Third step in balancing equations
Third step in balancing equations
Verify the balance by counting atoms again
Particles in 1 mole
Particles in 1 mole
Avogadro's number ()
Mass conservation in chemical reactions
Mass conservation in chemical reactions
Total mass of reactants = total mass of products
Essential first step before stoichiometry
Essential first step before stoichiometry
Balance the chemical equation
