Title: SCIENTISTS COME TO CHEMISTRY CLASS
1SCIENTISTS COME TO CHEMISTRY CLASS
2Journal
- How many words can you get out of the word
- STOICHIOMETRY
3Gram Formula Mass
- Example
- NaCl is Na22.99 Cl35.45 so the total is
58.48 for NaCl
4Gram Formula Mass
- Example Ca(OH)2 is one Ca or 40.08, two oxygens
or 32.00 and two hydrogens or 2.02 for a total of
74.10 gram molecular mass
5THE MOLE
- What is it?
- Avogadro who?
- Why do I need it?
- How does it relate
- to molar mass?
6The Chemistry Mole!
7THE MOLE
- What is it?
- Avogadro who?
- Why do I need it?
- How does it relate
- to molar mass?
8What is it?
- 12 GRAMS OF CARBON-12 CONTAIN
-
- 1 MOLES WORTH OF
ATOMS, MOLECULES, FORMULA UNITS
9THE MOLE
- What is it?
- Avogadro who?
- Why do I need it?
- How does it relate
- to molar mass?
10COUNT LORENZO ROMANO AMEDEO CARLO AVOGADRO
- 1.00 MOLE ALWAYS MEANS
-
- 6.O221 X 1023
- ATOMS, MOLECULES
- OR FORMULA MASSES
- THIS IS KNOWN AS AVOGADROS NUMBER
11Which one is Avogadro?
12THE MOLE
- What is it?
- Avogadro who?
- Why do I need it?
- How does it relate
- to molar mass?
13Why do I need it?
- This is a way to provide an easier way to use
massive numbers - The word MOLE in Latin means massive heap the
little critter that invades our lawn leaves
massive heaps of soil after him - HOW MASSIVE?
14MASSIVE MEANS?
- If you won 1 mole of dollars in a lottery the day
you were born and spent a billion dollars a
second for the rest of your life, you would still
have more than 99.999 of the prize money left
when you died at 90.
15OR.
- 1 MOLE OF CHEMISTRY
- TEXTBOOKS (YEAH !)
WOULD COVER THE SURFACE OF THE
EARTH TO A HEIGHT OF ABOUT 300 KM OR AROUND
480 MILES
16How many Chemistry Textbooks?
17THE MOLE
- What is it?
- Avogadro who?
- Why do I need it?
- How does it relate
- to molar mass?
18What is molar mass?
- The atomic mass of any element, expressed in
grams , - IS
- 1 mole of that substance
19REMEMBER.
- THE MOLAR MASS OF AN ELEMENT IS EQUAL TO ITS
ATOMIC MASS, - EXPRESSED IN
- !!!! GRAMS/MOLE !!!!!
20CATCH THE MOLE
21USING MOLES
- UNIT FACTORING IS THE BASIS OF USING THE MOLE
ALWAYS USE THESE 2 STEPS
- STEP 1 ALWAYS SHOW YOUR UNITS
- STEP 2 ALWAYS SHOW YOUR UNITS CANCELLING
22USING MOLES CONT
- STEP 3 START WITH YOUR GIVEN UNIT
- REVIEW
- 1. STATE ALL UNITS
- 2.SHOW ALL CANCELLING
- 3. START WITH YOUR GIVEN UNIT
- 4. SET UP THE PROBLEM SO GIVEN CANCELS AND
WANTED STAYS
- STEP 4 CANCEL THE GIVEN AND KEEP THE UNIT WANTED
USING MOLAR MASS
23REMEMBER -
- YOU CAN USE MOLAR MASS
- (ATOMIC MASS IN GRAMS)
- 1 MOLE
- TO EITHER MULTIPLY WITH OR DIVIDE WITH,
DEPENDING ON WHICH UNIT YOU WANT TO KEEP
24REMEMBER -
- 1 moleatomic mass so.
- 1mole or atomic wt.
- At.wt. 1 mole
25USING MOLES TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
- A SCIENTIST NEEDS .300 MOLES OF CHLORINE.
- A TANK CONTAINING 15 GRAMS OF CHLORINE IS
AVAILABLE. - IS THAT ENOUGH?
- YOUR GIVEN IS ACTUALLY GRAMS ISNT IT? LETS
CANCEL OUT THIS UNIT WITH MOLAR MASS - YOUR NEEDED UNIT IS MOLES SO YOU CAN COMPARE IT
TO THE .300 MOLES THE SCIENTIST NEEDS
26- MOLES OF Cl ATOMS
-
- 15g Cl 1 mol Cl
- 35.45g Cl
- 0.423 mol Cl
- How many did he need? (.300 moles)
- Does he have enough?
- THIS TYPE OF PROBLEM IS GOING FROM MASS (OR
GRAMS) TO MOLES
27NOWTRY THIS PROBLEM
- A 0.279 G SAMPLE OF IRON IS HEATED AND ALLOWED TO
REACT WITH OXYGEN FROM THE AIR. HOW MANY MOLES OF
IRON IS THAT? - (this is a mass-to-mole problem)
28CHECK YOUR CALCULATIONS
- MY GIVEN IS GRAMS, SO ILL WANT TO CANCEL THEM
- MY WANTED (OR NEEDED) IS MOLES, SO ILL WANT TO
KEEP THEM - ILL DIVIDE BY MOLAR MASS
29DID YOU GET IT CORRECT?
- A 0.279 G SAMPLE OF IRON IS HEATED AND ALLOWED TO
REACT WITH OXYGEN FROM THE AIR. HOW MANY MOLES OF
IRON IS THAT? - 0.279 g Fe 1 mol Fe 0.005
- 55.85g Fe mol Fe
30Whats Reacting with what?
31HOW ABOUT A MOLE TO MASS TYPE OF PROBLEM?
- YOU HAVE MOLES, YOU NEED GRAMS.
- HOW ABOUT HAVING 3.02 MOLES OF Zn(PO4)2, AND
FINDING GRAMS? - 3.02mol Zn(PO4)2 255.33g Zn(PO4)2
- 1 mol Zn(PO4)2
- 772.40g Zn(PO4)2
32RUN THIS ON YOUR CALCULATOR
- HAVING 2.5 MOLES OF NaCl GIVES YOU HOW MANY GRAMS?
33CHECK YOUR CALCULATIONS
- MY GIVEN IS 2.5 MOLES ( LETS CANCEL OUT THIS
UNIT) - I WANT GRAMS ( LETS KEEP THIS UNIT)
- SO ILL MULTIPLY BY THE MOLAR MASS
34DID YOU GET IT RIGHT?
- HAVING 2.5 MOLES IS HOW MANY GRAMS?
- 2.5 mol NaCl 58.45g NaCl
- 1 mol NaCl
- 146.13 g NaCl
35Dealing with Atoms?????
- You can also convert from atoms to moles and
moles to atoms using an equivalent relationship
36Dealing with Atoms?????
- Remember that 1 mole 6.02 x 1023 amount of
atoms or molecules
37Dealing with Atoms?????
- So..
- 1 mole 6.02x1023
- 6.02x1023 1 mole
- Can be used as conversion factors
38Dealing with Atoms?????
- 2.0 moles 6.02x1023molecules
- 1 mole
- 1.20 x 1024
39Back to the Textbooks Ready?
40NOW TO ADD THE LAST STEP STOICHIOMETRY
- KEY IDEA
- MOLES COEFFICIENTS
- OF A BALANCED
- CHEMICAL
- EQUATION
41STOICHIOMETYRY
- 2 NO O2 2 NO2
- Actually reads as
- 2 moles of NO plus
- 1 mole of O2 equals
- 2 moles of NO2
42Stoichiometry to the Rescue
- 2NO O2 2NO2
- I CAN COMPARE MOLES OF NO TO MOLES OF NO2
22 - OR
- I CAN COMPARE MOLES OF O2 TO MOLES OF NO2
12
43ANOTHER WAY TO SAY IT
- 2 MOLES NO
- 2 MOLES NO2 AND
- 2 MOLES NO2
- 2 MOLES NO
44AGAIN
- ALSO TRUE WOULD BE
- 1 MOLE O2
- 2 MOLES NO2 AND
- 2 MOLES NO2
- 1 MOLE O2
45NOT MOLE RATIOS !!!
- THESE COMPARISONS ARE CALLED MOLE RATIOS
- YOU CAN USE THEM RIGHT SIDE UP OR UPSIDE DOWN
46HOW DO I USE A MOLE RATIO?
- MOLE RATIOS LET US SWITCH FROM A REACTANT TO A
PRODUCT IN A CHEMICAL EQUATION - THEY DO THIS BY ACTING AS A CONVERSION UNIT (
like molar mass does)
47FOLLOW THE UNITS
- N2 O2 2NO
- How many moles of NO will we get out of 2.25
moles of N2? - 2.25 moles N2 2 mol NO
- 1 mol N2
- 4.50 mol NO
48FOLLOW THE UNITS
- N2 O2 2NO
- 2.25mol 4.5mol
- 2.25 moles N2 2 mol NO 4.5mol
- 1 mol N2
NO - NOTICE, THE MOLE RATIO SWITCHED US FROM N2
NO
49TRY THIS..
- GIVEN 2 C O2 2CO
- HOW MANY MOLES OF CO ARE PRODUCED FROM 2.50 MOLES
OF CARBON?
50Check your calculations
- GIVEN 2 C O2 2CO
- HOW MANY MOLES OF CO ARE PRODUCED FROM 2.50 MOLES
OF CARBON? - 2.50 mol C 2 mol CO 2.50 mol CO
- 2 mols C
- Moles reactant Moles product
51Last step in STOICHIOMETRY
- SINCE WE KNOW HOW TO GO FROM GRAMS TO MOLES AND
FROM MOLES TO GRAMS USING THE MOLAR MASS, AND WE
CAN GO FROM GRAMS REACTANT TO GRAMS PRODUCT
USING THE MOLE RATIO
52STIL LAST STEP IN STOICHIOMETRY
- WE CAN NOW GO FROM MASS TO MASS
- MEANING WE CAN GO FROM THE MASS OF A REACTANT TO
THE RESULTING MASS OF A PRODUCT!
53HERE ARE THE STEPS
- 1. CONVERT GRAMS REACTANT TO MOLES OF REACTANT
(MM) - 2. CONVERT MOLES REACTANT TO MOLES PRODUCT (MR)
- 3. CONVERT MOLES PRODUCT TO GRAMS PRODUCT (MM)
54HERES WHAT I MEAN
- 3 FeO 2 Al 3 Fe Al2O3
- 14.4g ?g
- Step 1 grams to moles
- 14.4gFeO l mol FeO 0.20 mol FeO
- 71.85gFeO
55HERES WHAT I MEAN
- 3 FeO 2 Al 3 Fe Al2O3
- 14.4g ?g
- Step 2 moles FeO to moles
- Al2O3
- .20molFeO 1 mol Al2O3 0.067mol
- 3 mol FeO Al2O3
56HERES WHAT I MEAN
- 3 FeO 2 Al 3 Fe Al2O3
- 14.4g ?g
- Step 3 moles of Al2O3
- to grams of Al2O3
- .067mol Al2O3 101.96g Al2O3
- 1 mol Al2O3
- 6.83 g
57Now try some STOICHIOMETRY for yourself
- CALCULATE THE MASS OF TITANIUM (IV) CHLORIDE
PRODUCED FROM THE REACTION OF 1.25g OF TITANIUM
METAL AND CHLORINE GAS
58Now try some STOICHIOMETRY
- CALCULATE THE MASS OF TITANIUM (IV) CHLORIDE
PRODUCED FROM THE REACTION OF 1.25g OF TITANIUM
METAL AND CHLORINE GAS - Wheres our balanced chemical equation?
- Ti (s) 2Cl2 (g) TiCl4 (s)
59Now try some STOICHIOMETRY
- NOW WE CAN PROCEED
- Ti (s) 2Cl2 (g) TiCl4 (s)
- 1.25g ?g
- Step 1. g moles (mm)
- 1.25g Ti 1 mol Ti .026mol
- 47.88g Ti Ti
60Now try some STOICHIOMETRY
- NOW WE CAN PROCEED
- Ti (s) 2Cl2 (g) TiCl4 (s)
- 1.25g ?g
- Step 2.mol Ti mole TiCl4 (MR)
- .026mol Ti 1 mol TiCl4.026mol
- 1 mol Ti TiCl4
61Now try some STOICHIOMETRY
- NOW WE CAN PROCEED
- Ti (s) 2Cl2 (g) TiCl4 (s)
- 0.026moles ?g
- Step 3. mol TiCl4 g TiCl4 (MM)
- .026mol TiCl4 189.88g 4.94g
- 1 mol TiCl4 TiCl4
62Orthe all in one step method of MASS TO MASS
- STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3
- 1.25gTi 1 mol Ti 1mol TiCl4 189.68gTiCl4
- 47.88gTi 1mol Ti 1 mol TiCl4
- (MM) (MR) (MM)
- 4.94g TiCl4
- WE WENT FROM MASS OF A REACTANT TO MASS OF A
PRODUCT! ARENT WE CHEMISTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!
63All it takes is your textbook and your effort!
64Pop Reading Quiz
- Given
- 2C O2 2CO
- How many moles of O2 are produced from 2.5 moles
of C? - How many moles of CO react with 2.50 moles of C?
65Correct your neighbors paper
- 2C O2 2CO
- 2.5mole C 1 mole O2 1.25 mol O2
- 2 mole C
- 2.5 mole C 2 mole CO 2.50 mole CO
- 2 mole C