Mole Conversion - General Chemistry - Quiz, Exercises of Chemistry

This lecture is from General Chemistry. Key important points are: Mole Conversion, Gram, Isotopes, Magnesium, Average Atomic Mass, Mass in Grams, Experiment and Produced, Aluminum, Carbon, Exhaling

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4.3 – Gram/Mole conversion practice
Review
1. Calculate the average atomic mass for the 3 isotopes of Magnesium: Magnesium-23 (23.51 amu, 32.16%),
Magnesium-24 (24.31 amu, 62.14%), and Magnesium-25 (25.24 amu, 5.70%).
2. What is the mass in grams of 2.17 mol of Cr?
3. You ran an experiment and produced 11.9 g of Al. How many moles of aluminum were produced?
4. If you produced 2.67 g of C by exhaling, how many moles of carbon did you produce?
Practice Problems
1) 25.2 g Na = _____________ mol Na
2) 3.1 mol Li = _____________ g Li
3) 12.8 g Ar = _____________ mol Ar
4) 6.12 mol Ni = ______________ g NI
5) 9.15 g Cr = ________________ mol Cr
6) .074 mol B = _______________ g B
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4.3 – Gram/Mole conversion practice

Review

  1. Calculate the average atomic mass for the 3 isotopes of Magnesium: Magnesium-23 (23.51 amu, 32.16%), Magnesium-24 (24.31 amu, 62.14%), and Magnesium-25 (25.24 amu, 5.70%).
  2. What is the mass in grams of 2.17 mol of Cr?
  3. You ran an experiment and produced 11.9 g of Al. How many moles of aluminum were produced?
  4. If you produced 2.67 g of C by exhaling, how many moles of carbon did you produce?

Practice Problems

  1. 25.2 g Na = _____________ mol Na

  2. 3.1 mol Li = _____________ g Li

  3. 12.8 g Ar = _____________ mol Ar

  4. 6.12 mol Ni = ______________ g NI

  5. 9.15 g Cr = ________________ mol Cr

  6. .074 mol B = _______________ g B

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*What if you wanted to convert your moles or grams to the number of atoms you have?

-Use Avogadro’s Number (6.022 x 10^23 )

  1. If you produced 5.47 mol of Si, how many atoms of Si are present?
  2. If you produced 1.59 x 10^21 atoms of N, how many moles of N would you have?
  3. If you had a sample of 18.54 g of Cu, how many atoms of Cu do you have?
  4. If you produced 4.55 x 10^17 atoms of Kr, how many grams of Kr would that be?

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