In calculations involving Stoichiometry, there are certain Stoichiometry Conversions that one needs to get accustomed to. There is need to know how to convert from one parameter to another quantity. There are times you need to convert from mole to mass or mole to volume as the case maybe but understanding that these are interlinked…
In solving stoichiometry problems, there are quite fewer steps required but there are basic things we need to understand about stoichiometry. Though stoichiometry could be a little confusing for some students which I feel it shouldn’t anyways but I want to show you the misnomer and an easy approach to stoichiometry calculations. What are the…
Students’ exploration in stoichiometry has led to several approaches in stoichiometry calculations and it is very important to note the several guidelines required to do stoichiometry. There are several guidelines on how to do stoichiometry and this will help us to solve stoichiometry calculations easily. 7 guidelines required to solve stoichiometry problems 1.Understand balancing of…
The best way of understanding stoichiometry table is simply to use stoichiometry worksheet. I’m going to use stoichiometry table to show some calculations on different aspects of stoichiometry. by illustrating with examples. In the stoichiometry table, I’ll solve questions on these categories just to basically help us understand stoichiometry concept better.. Calculations using Stoichiometry table…
Stoichiometry calculations is grouped into different categories and one of them is mass to mass stoichiometry. In mass-to-mass stoichiometry, the analysis and comparison are still based on mole concept. To proceed in the calculations of mass-to-mass stoichiometry, there is a need to recall how to change or convert mole to mass as discussed fully in…
Mole in stoichiometry is defined as the amount that contains as many elementary parties as there are atoms in 12 grams of carbon 12. Most calculations and analysis in chemistry are done with the concept of mole in chemistry. I will love to analyse mole using different basic illustrations. A mole in stoichiometry can be…
A chemical equilibrium in chemical reaction is reached at the point when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of backward reaction. Recall that when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of backward reaction, the properties of the system (concentrations of reactants and products) remains constant. At this point in a chemical…
There has been hints on catalysts and rates of reaction and it is always on how the catalyst can increase the rate of reaction. Catalyst is among the six factors that can increase the rate of a chemical reaction. Yes, the truth is that the catalyst can increase or speed up the rate of a…
Chemical equilibrium is reached when the rate of forward reaction equals the rate of the backward reaction in such a way that there is no difference in the concentrations of reactants and products. It’s been said that chemical equilibrium in Chemistry refers to chemical reactions that can attain equilibrium when the rates of reactions are…
Collision theory in chemistry is the concept that guides the rates of chemical reactions. The collision theory states that before a chemical reaction will occur there must be collisions between reactant particles and only a fraction of these collisions leads to the formation of products. Why is it only a fraction that can lead to…
