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1Today's Agenda .th 11/18/10
- Recall Have your Comp/Notebooks ready
- Percent Compositions
- Empirical Formula
- Hydrates
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3Recall
- Find the of moles of
- 1 g of Carbon dioxide CO2
- 1 g of Carbon monoxide CO
- Find the mass (in g) of
- 1 mole Hydrogen chloride HCl
- 1 mole Potassium nitrate KNO3Hint Find the
Molar Mass of all Compounds
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4Empirical Formula
- Empirical Formula shows the simplest ratio of a
compound. - Example H2OThis shows the simplest ratio of a
compound - Non-Example H4O2This is still water and a
chemical formula, but its not an empirical
formula because its not in simplest ratio form.
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5Empirical Formula Examples
- Write the following chemical formulas in
Empirical formula form. - C6H16O2
- Na4S2O8
- Mn4O6
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- Often times, you will be given a percent
composition of a substance without knowing the
compound. - This means you have to find the Empirical Formula.
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- Find the Empirical Formula of
- C 60.0
- H 13.4
- O 26.6
- Find C?H?O?
- Assume that you have 100g of each
- C 60.0 x 100g 60.0 g
- H 13.4 x 100g 13.4 g
- O 26.6 x 100g 26.6 g
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- Now find the Molar Mass of each element
- Molar mass C 12.01 g/mol
- Molar mass H 1.01 g/mol
- Molar mass O 16.00 g/mo
- Calculate the amount of moles for each element
- of moles C C
- of moles H H
- of moles O O
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- At this point you can write a chemical formula
like this
C5H13.3O1.66
- But you need to get the Empirical Formula because
this is not the simplest form
- Now you take the smallest number 1.66 and
divide each number by 1.66
C
H
O
C3H8O1
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Hydrates
- Hydrates are anything that has water in it.
- Hydrates are a way to say or show how much water
is in something - Example
- Cesium Carbonite Dihydrate
- Cs2CO2 2H2O
- Example
- Cobalt (II) Chloride hexahydrate
- CoCl2 6H2O
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Common Prefixes
- Hydrate H2O
- di- 2H2O
- tri- 3H2O
- tetra- 4H2O
- penta- 5H2O
- hexa- 6H2O
- hepa- 7H2O
- octa- 8H2O
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12Homework
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- Do the four problems on the mini handout in your
comp/notebook. - These problems are also on page 243 in your text
book and on-line - This and the notes will count as a stamp for
tomorrow.