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Today Wednesday, June 30, 2004
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The Mole
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  • Northwestern University

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Today (Day 67)
  • (0-10) Warmup what is a Mole? Compared to a
    Dozen (slide/overhead)
  • (10-20) The Mole and relationships with Chemistry
    - Representative Particles
  • (20-25) Practice
  • (25-35) Atomic Masses (Elements, Molecules,
    Formula units)
  • (35-43) HW Head Start
  • The Mole - Extra Credit Molanimals
  • Peer Group Ballots

4
The Dynamic Dozen Warmup
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What is a Mole?
  • Set Quantities
  • Dozen 12, other quantities
  • Mole 6.02 x 1023
  • Mole Amount of Substance
  • Number of representative particles
  • Atoms
  • Molecules
  • Formula units
  • ions
  • 1 mole 6.02 x 1023
  • Avogadros Number
  • Just like previous exercises with conversion
    factors
  • Practice 3-6
  • Factor Label Method/Dimensional Analysis

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Determining Masses of Moles
  • Atomic Mass
  • Atomic mass of element in grams
  • Mass of 1 mole of atoms of element
  • Molecular Masses
  • Add atomic masses of elements
  • Also called gram formula mass, molar mass
  • Practice 7-10

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Never too early for Mole Day
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Today (Day 68)
  • (0-15) Discuss HW/Warmup/Review
  • Molar Mass of Substance atomic mass, molecular
    mass, formula mass
  • (15-30) Mole-Mass conversions
  • Mass-Moles (grams to moles)
  • Moles-Mass (moles to grams)
  • (30-40) Practice
  • (40-43) HW Head Start
  • Party plans next week
  • Peer Groups
  • Discuss Tests

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Conversions Mass and Mole
  • 1) Mass to Moles
  • 2) Moles to Mass
  • Use molar or atomic mass of substance
  • Examples
  • 1) 72.0 grams Ar, 11.0 grams CH4, 333 grams SnF2
    (?moles)
  • 2) 0.720 moles Be, 0.160 mol H2O2, 0.0112 mol
    K2CO3 (?grams)
  • Practice 16-19
  • A. 0.720 mol Be, 2.40 mol N2, 10.0 mol Cr, 3.32
    mol K, 0.24 mol K2CO3
  • B. 5.00 g H2, 0.264 g Ar, 0.370 g B, 11.0 g CH4,
    300 g SnF2

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Today (Day 69)
  • (0-15) Discuss HW/Warmup/Review
  • 187 g Al (?moles)
  • 2.40 mol N2 (?grams)
  • (15-20) Demo (5 min)
  • (20-30) Moles and Gases, STP, Gas Density
  • (30-35) Practice
  • (35-43) HW Head Start

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Converting Moles and Volumes
  • STP Defined
  • Specific conditions for experiment
  • Standard Pressure and Temperature
  • 0 degrees Celsius
  • 1 atm or 101.3 kPa
  • At these conditions, 1 mole of any gas has a
    volume of 22.4 L
  • Also called Molar Volume
  • Not equal masses, but 1 mole of each will have
    equal volumes
  • Density of a gas expressed in grams/Liters
  • Practice 20-23
  • Volume at STP 0.960 mol CH4, 3.70 mol N2
  • Moles at STP in 67.2 L SO2, 0.880 L He

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Today (Day 70)
  • (0-10) Discuss HW/Warmup/Review
  • (10-15) Demo
  • (15-25) Unit Conversions, Mole Map
  • (25-43) Whiteboards
  • (0-43) Mole Bingo

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Mass-Moles-Molecules-Atoms or Mass-Moles-Atoms
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Today (Day 71)
  • (0-15 min) Discuss HW/Review
  • (15-35) Quiz
  • (35-43) HW EC

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Today (Day 72)
  • (0-10) Review Quiz/Warmup
  • Assuming STP, calc volume of gases 0.0032 mol
    CO2
  • Assuming STP, calc moles of gases 100 L C2H6
  • (10-25) Percent Composition
  • (25-35) Practice/HW Head Start
  • (35-43) Discuss Lab
  • (0-43) Molar Stations Activity

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Calculating Percent Composition
  • Recall Oreo vs. DoubleStuff, demo w/ hydrates?
  • What is Percent Comp?
  • Relative amounts of each element
  • Using Experimental Data
  • Percent of element grams of element divided by
    grams of compound x 100
  • Examples
  • 9.03 g Mg with 3.48 g N
  • 29.0 g of Ag combines with 4.30 g of S
  • 222.6 g of Na combines with 77.4 g of O
  • Using chemical formula to calculate percent comp
  • Percent of element grams (atomic mass) element
    divided by grams (molar mass)of compound x 100
  • Examples
  • Ethane, C2H6
  • Hydrogen cyanide, HCN
  • Water, H2O
  • Using comps to determine masses
  • Can calculate the amount of a particular element
    if given mass of total compound
  • Examples (Calc Hydrogen)
  • 350 g C2H6

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Today (Day 73)
  • (0-10) Opening Ceremonies
  • Demo Methane Bubbles
  • (10-30) MOLympic Games
  • (30-35) Happy Holidays!

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Today (Day 74)
  • IceBreaker (0-10)
  • First/Last initial with Word from Break
  • Warmup/Review (10-25 min)
  • What is a mole?
  • Number of molecules in 2.5 moles of CO?
  • Molecular mass of CO2
  • Number of moles in 100 grams of CO2
  • Significance of 22.4 L
  • Number of atoms in 100 grams of CO2
  • Percent Composition of CO2
  • Percent Composition
  • 8.20 g Mg with 5.40 g O
  • C3H8
  • Mass of carbon in 82.0 g C3H8
  • Emp.Formulas and Molecular Formulas (25-43 min)
  • Molar Stations Completion (Regular)

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Determining Empirical and Molecular Formulas
  • What are Empirical Formulas?
  • Lowest whole number ratio of atoms of elements in
    a compound
  • May or may not be molecular formula
  • Determining Empirical Formulas
  • Percent to Mass, Mass to Mole, Divide by Small,
    Multiple Until Whole
  • Examples
  • 25.9 N, 74.1 O
  • 94.1 O, 5.9 H
  • 67.6 Hg, 10.8 S, 21.6 O
  • 17.6 Na, 39.7 Cr, 42.7 O
  • Determining Molecular Formulas
  • Some empirical formulas can be doubled, tripled,
    or multiplied to make formulas that are different
    compounds
  • Multiply empirical formula by whole number
  • Examples
  • CH4N with molecular mass of 60g
  • C2HCl with molecular mass of 181.5g
  • 58.8 C, 9.8 H, and 31.4 O with molecular mass
    102 g/mol
  • Practice 35-38

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Today (Day 75 or 76)
  • (0-10) Warmup/Discuss HW
  • (10-15) Introduce Project
  • (15-20) Intro Lab
  • (20-43) Lab OR Begin Review WS/ Grades/Missing
    Work
  • (0-43) Lab
  • Discuss Lab Data

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Lab Combining Ratios of Calcium and Chlorine
  • React pure Calcium with HCl (source of Chlorine)
  • Determine the chemical formula experimentally
  • Atom ratios vs. Weight ratios
  • Introduction to Bunsen Burners
  • Goggles at all times in lab area
  • Collect data on cover sheet
  • Analysis of data tomorrow

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Today (Day 75 or 76)
  • (0-10) Warmup/Review
  • (10-43) Ch. 6 Review Packet
  • Discuss Lab Data

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Today (Day 77)
  • (0-10) 1Question Review/Project Idea/Check in
    Syllabus
  • (10-43) Weakest Link Review MC questions
  • (0-43) Computer Lab Review Projects

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Today (Day 78)
  • Test Chapter 6
  • Check Syllabus

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Today (Day79-80)
  • Computer Lab

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Today (Days81-83)
  • Final Exam Review
  • Project Presentations

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