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Chemistry Lesson: Calculating Molar Mass, Percent Composition, and Empirical Formulas, Slides of Chemistry

Physical ChemistryInorganic ChemistryOrganic ChemistryAnalytical Chemistry

Instructions and examples for calculating molar mass, percent composition, and empirical formulas in chemistry. Students are encouraged to refer to textbook, CAPA sets, tutors, and office hours for additional help. examples for heme and glucose.

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  • What is the chemical formula for magnesium oxide based on empirical formula and mass spectrum data?
  • What is the difference between mole percent and mass percent?
  • How do you determine the empirical formula of a substance?
  • How do you calculate molar mass?
  • What is the molar ratio of C:H:O in glucose?

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Download Chemistry Lesson: Calculating Molar Mass, Percent Composition, and Empirical Formulas and more Slides Chemistry in PDF only on Docsity! • Announcements • Molar Mass • Percent Composition • Empirical Formula • Chemical Formula Welcome to day 5! Announcements • Seminar Today – 4:00 this room • Information not covered in lecture are available elsewhere – Textbook – CAPA sets – CAPA tutors – Discussion sections – Office hours Percent Composition • Two types of percentage composition are logical – Mole percent and Mass percent • When text says “percent composition” they mean MASS – For example, strange fruit salad ingredients • 10 watermelons and 10 strawberries – By moles, salad is 50 % watermelon – By mass salad is 99 % watermelon • Let’s stick with our heme example C32H26FeN4O4 Composition • Mole percent – We have 32+26+1+4+4 = 67 total moles of components – Mole % Carbon (keep as many sig figs as you like) – Mole % Iron • Mass percent – Mass % Carbon (5 sig figs) – Mass % Iron (5 sig figs) 8.474776.0 67 32 ⇒= 5.10149.0 67 1 ⇒= 711.6565711.0 43.586 35.385 ⇒= 3524.9093524.0 43.586 845.54 ⇒= Recall that the chemical formula for heme is C32H26FeN4O4 O1mol g999.15 Hememol1 O mol4 N1mol g007.14 Heme mol1 N mol4 Fe1mol g845.55 Hememol1 Fe mol1 Hmol1 g0079.1 Heme mol 1 H mol26 C mol1 g011.12 Heme mol 1 C mol32 ×+×+×+×+× 54321 Heme1mol g996.63 Heme1mol g028.56 Heme1mol g845.55 Hememol1 g2054.26 Heme mol1 g352.384 ++++= Hememol1 586.43g = What is the mass percent of nitrogen in heme? 0% 0% 0% 0% 1. 10.913 % 2. 9.3524 % 3. 65.711 % 4. 9.5541 % Chemical Formula – glucose • With additional information we can find true chemical formula • For instance, maybe mass spectrum shows – Total mass of glucose roughly 180 g/mol • We know C:H:O must be 1:2:1 mol g mol g mol g mol g xxx 180999.1510079.12011.121 =×+×+× mol g mol gx 1800258.30 = 9948.5=x • Empirical formula is CH2O • Chemical formula is six times larger: C6H12O6 Empirical Formula of Magnesium Oxide • Start with known mass of Mg in a crucible • Add Oxygen (by burning) • Determine mass of MgxOy • Subtract to get mass of O • Example: – Mass of crucible 9.58 g – Mass of crucible + Mg 10.47 g – Mass of crucible + Mg + O 11.02 g Empirical Formula2 – Mag Oxide • Determine moles of Mg – Mass of Mg = 10.47g – 9.58g = 0.89g – Moles of Mg = 0.89g (1mol/24.305g) = 0.037 moles Mg • Determine moles of O – Mass of O = 11.02g – 10.47g = 0.55g – Moles of O = 0.55g (1mol/15.999g) = 0.034 moles O • Molar ratio? – 0.37:0.34 = 1.1 ≈ 1 • Therefore empirical formula is MgO
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