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    Useful Chemistry Equations

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    Ashish Guragain
    This document contains a list of useful equations from various scientific disciplines. Some of the equations listed relate Celsius and Fahrenheit temperatures, molar mass, gas laws, heats of reaction, atomic and molecular energies, and quantum numbers.

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    USEFUL

    EQUATIONS
    F = 9/5(C) + 32 C = 5/9(F 32) K = C + 273.15

    Ze = Z S

    M1V1 = M2V2 n1 nt

    percent yield =

    actual yield theoreAcal yield

    100

    PV = nRT E = q + w

    n1 nt

    Cg = kPg (Pt) PA = XAPA Tb = Kbm

    = X1

    P1 =

    Pt = P1 + P2 + P3 +

    q = (specic heat) (grams of substance) T Hrxn = nHf(products) mHf(reactants) Hrxn = n(bonds broken) m(bonds formed)

    c = E = h E = nh

    En = (-RH) E = (RH)

    1 n2 1 ni2 1 nf2

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