This document provides an overview of general chemistry 1 concepts including calculating passing scores on exams, percentage composition of compounds, and examples of calculating the percentage of elements in various compounds like water, salt, and sugar. It explains that percentage composition is the ratio of each element compared to the total mass of elements in a compound. Formulas and steps are provided for determining the percentage of hydrogen, oxygen, sodium, chlorine, carbon and hydrogen in samples of water, salt, and sugar.
This document provides an overview of general chemistry 1 concepts including calculating passing scores on exams, percentage composition of compounds, and examples of calculating the percentage of elements in various compounds like water, salt, and sugar. It explains that percentage composition is the ratio of each element compared to the total mass of elements in a compound. Formulas and steps are provided for determining the percentage of hydrogen, oxygen, sodium, chlorine, carbon and hydrogen in samples of water, salt, and sugar.
This document provides an overview of general chemistry 1 concepts including calculating passing scores on exams, percentage composition of compounds, and examples of calculating the percentage of elements in various compounds like water, salt, and sugar. It explains that percentage composition is the ratio of each element compared to the total mass of elements in a compound. Formulas and steps are provided for determining the percentage of hydrogen, oxygen, sodium, chlorine, carbon and hydrogen in samples of water, salt, and sugar.
General Chemistry 1 Let us Try! Your Chemistry teacher gives you a 20 items exam. What is the passing score? How did you compute the passing score? What is 70 % of 20? Percentage Composition
The percentage composition of a given compound
is defined as the ratio of the amount of each element to the total amount of individual elements present in the compound multiplied by 100. Why is it Important?
It allows us to determine the percentage of each
element that makes up a specific compound. Substance: Water Chemical formula: H2O
How many percent of Hydrogen and Oxygen
is present in the compound? H2O 1. Identify the elements present. H- 2 O-1 2. Multiply them by their atomic masses and get the total molar mass. H-2 X1g =2g Molar mass: O - 1 X 16 g = 16 g 18 g H - 2 X 1 g = 2 g / 18 g = 0.11 O - 1 X 16 g = 16 g / 18 g = 0.89 3. Multiply them by 100 %. H - = 0.11 X 100 % = 11 % O - = 0.89 X 100 % = 89 % Substance: Salt Chemical formula: NaCl
How many percent of Sodium and Chlorine
is present in the compound? Substance: Sugar Chemical formula: C12H22O11 How many percent of Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen is present in the compound?