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Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Empirical Formulas
The lesson about Empirical formulas was simple but the problems were difficult. Empirical formulas seem hard at first but are actually quite simple. It is just the molecular formula reduced to as small as it can go. You can also find the empirical formula using mass or percentage of an element.
Chloride Lab
It was just mass of the beaker, beaker plus zinc, and beaker plus acid and zinc. Pretty simple stuff.
Chemical Composition Test Reflection
This test was the worst test of my life. I have no doubt that I failed this test. My more intelligent friends were telling me it was hard so for me it was impossible. For most of the math questions I had no idea what I was doing. 10/10 Best test of all time. I hope I can save my grade.
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Friday, November 13, 2015
Hydrated Compounds
The Hydrated compounds all have a water molecule in the formula. This contributes to the crystalline structure. Anhydrides must be hydrated first before they can become an anhydride.
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Molar Mass
In class we took about molar mass. Molar mass is the mass in grams of 1 mole of a substance. Basically converting the number of moles into mass in grams, or grams to moles.
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Chemical Composition Pre-test
This was by far the most impossible pre-test we have taken all year. I knew about 3 of the answers probably less actually. I had no idea what I was doing. I didn't know you could know the number of molecules in an element when given the mass the mass. This is probably going to be the lowest grade I have ever gotten.
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