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Quantitative Chemistry (Limiting Reagent (The limiting reagent that still…
Quantitative Chemistry
Limiting Reagent
The limiting reagent that still remains would be in a smaller amount as a lot of reacted with the initial reagent
Once a reaction stops, and one of the reactants is completely used up, then it is the limiting reagent
Concentration
Concentration is the amount of substance (usually in grams) that is present in a given area (usually in liters)
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Conservation of Mass
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Mass is conserved, the total of the reactants would equal the
Relative Formula Mass
Used to calculate moles, adding the relative atomic mass of all the elements in an equation
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Moles
Moles is the unit given to measure the quantity of a substance or element in an equation (i.e one mole of magnesium)
Moles can be used to find out and can be used with many things such as mass (g, kg), volume of gas (dm^3) and representative particles
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