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    This document contains notes from a general chemistry class covering stoichiometry and gas effusion. It provides objectives and methods for calculating stoichiometry, including balancing equations, converting units to moles, using mole ratios, and converting moles to desired units. It also defines Graham's law relating the rate of gas effusion to molar mass, stating the rate is inversely proportional to the square root of the molar mass. Examples are provided to demonstrate stoichiometry calculations and Graham's law is further explained regarding diffusion and effusion.

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    GEN CHEM

    MELC 19-20

    BY: LOUIE LEONARDO, DEITHER BALMES


    OBJECTIVES

    • Determine the principles of


    stoichiometry.

    • To determine the amounts (volume,


    number of moles, or mass) of gaseous
    reactants and products.

    • To determine the rate of gas effusion


    with molar mass Activate Wind.
    How to calculate stoichiometry?

    • Balance the equation.

    • Convert units of a given substance to


    moles.

    • Using the mole ratio, calculate the moles


    of substance yielded by the reaction.

    • Convert moles of wanted substance to


    desired units.
    Examples
    MELC 20

    RELATE THE RATE OF GAS EFFUSION WITH MOLAR MASS


    Objectives :

    - Define the graham’s law

    - Relate the rate of gas effusion with molar mass


    What is Graham’s Law?

    - Graham’s Law is a rate of effusion for a gas is inversely proportional to the square root of
    its molar mass.

    What is Diffusion?

    - Diffusion means the movement of one material through another high concentration to
    low concentration.

    Effusion

    - Effusion has to do with how fast a gas can escape from a hole .
    GRAHAM’S LAW
    Formula:
    References : .

    https://youtu.be/fE14DJj7oeI

    https://youtu.be/74mHV0CZcjw

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