Mole concept, mole fraction, definitions, molar mass

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What is Mole?

Mole Concept –

One mole of a substance is the amount of that substance in which the same number of particles are present as the number of atoms in exactly twelve grams of the carbon-12 isotope.

The number of particles in one mole of a substance is always the same. Whatever the substance it may be, for the correct determination of this number, the mass of the carbon-12 atom was found by mass spectrometer whose value was found to be 1.992648×10^-23 grams. The mass of one mole of carbon is 12 grams, so the number of atoms in 1 mole of carbon will be as follows:

N = 12g/mol¹² C x atom/1.992648×10^-23 grams per¹² C

= 6.0221367×10²³ = 6.022×10²³ atom/mol.

This number of particles in 1 mole is called Avogadro’s number, and is denoted by ‘N’ or ‘N_A‘. Example – Number of oxygen atoms in 1 mole = 6.022×10²³

Hence the number of oxygen atoms in 3 moles = 3x6.022x10²³

= 1.811024 atoms

The given example shows that expressing the number of oxygen atoms in 1.81×10²⁴ is a relatively difficult task, so it is very easy to express them in terms of 3 moles of oxygen atoms.

What is the molar mass?

Molar Mass –

The mass of 1 mole of any substance. It is called its molar mass, which is denoted by “M”, whose unit is gm/mole.

Molar mass expressed in grams is numerically equal to the molecular mass or mass of the formula. like –

M CO₂ = Molecular mass of CO₂

M CO₂ = Mass of CO₂ Formula

M CO₂ = Molar mass of CO₂

M CO₂ = CO₂

= 12+32 = 44 g/mole

What is the gram atomic mass?

Gram Atomic Mass –

Gram atomic mass or 1 gram atom is the mass of 6.022×10²³ atoms of an element which is expressed in grams.

Example – The gram atomic mass of sodium (Na) or 1 gram atom of sodium (ie 23 grams of Na) is the mass of 1 mole of sodium atoms.

In general, we can express it as follows.

Gram atomic mass = one gram atom = 1 mole atom = 6.022×10²³ atoms

What is the gram molecular mass?

Gram Molecular Mass –

Gram molecular mass, or 1 gram mole, is the mass of 6.022×10²³ molecules of a substance (element or compound) expressed in grams.

Example – The gram molecular mass of CaC0₃ or one gram mole (or 100 grams) of CaC0₃ is 6.022×10²³ molecules of CaC0₃ in mass in grams.

In general, we can represent it as follows.

Gram Molecular Mass = One Gram Mole = 1 Mole Molecule = 6.0221023 Molecules

What is molarity?

Molarity –

The molarity of a substance is the number of grams of molecules that are present in 1 liter of solution, it is called the molarity of that substance. The molarity of the substance is denoted by “Mr”. Whose unit is a mole/liter or molar.

VL contains solution = n

Contains 1L solution = n/v

Mr = n/v

n = w/m.pt

Mr = w/mv

w = mass in grams,

m = molecular mass

w = Mr.m.v /1000

What is molality?

Molality –

The molality of a substance is the number of grams of molecules that are present in 1 kg of solvent, it is called the molality of that substance. The unit of molality is mole/kilogram which is also called molal. It is denoted by “Ml”.

Contains Wkg solution = n

Contains 1kg solution = n /W(kg)

Ml = n /W(kg)

n = w /m

Ml = w /m.W(kg)

w = Ml.m.W(gm) /1000

where Ml = molality of the substance

w = weight of solute

m = molecular weight of the solute

W = weight of solvent

Normality –

The normality of a substance is the number of gram equivalents present in one liter of volume. That is called the normality of that substance. Which is denoted by ‘N’.

Number of Gram Equivalents = e

VL contains solution = e

Contains 1L solution = e/v

N = e/v

e = w/E

E = equivalent mass of the substance, where w = mass in grams

N = w/E. V[L]

w = N.E V[ml] /1000 normal = equivalent/liter

Relation between Normality and Molarity –

Let w gram amount of solute is present in one milliliter of solution.

W = E N V (c.c) / 1000

= m Mr. V (c.c) / 1000

Since the amount of solute is the same. Therefore

E N V (cc) / 1000 = m Mr V (cc) / 1000

N/Mr = m/E = x

x = acidity, basicity, incineration, valency, change in oxidation number, number of cations, number of anions.

m/E = x

E = m/x

Equivalent weight = Molecular mass / Acidity

Example –

HCl = Hydrochloric Acid

E_HCl = MHCl /x

E_HCl = 1+35.5 / 1

E_HCl= 36.5 Ans

H₂SO₄ = Sulfuric Acid

EH₂SO₄= MH₂SO₄ / x

= 2+32+64 / 2

= 98/2

= 49 Ans

Stoichiometric Coefficient –

The coefficients of the formulas of reactants and products in any balanced chemical equation are called stoichiometric coefficients. like –

2KClO₃ ————- 2KCl + 3O₂

The stoichiometric coefficient of potassium chlorate is 2 and that of oxygen is 3.

Parts Per Million (PPM)] –

1 Million = 10⁶

When the amount of solute in a solution is very less. So in this case the concentration of the solution is measured in ppm. The number of grams of solute in a million solutions is called PPM.

PPM = amount of solute x10⁶/ volume of solution

For example, if NaCl is 10 PPM, then this statement means that 10 grams of sodium chloride are dissolved in 10⁶ grams of solution.

What is Mole Fraction?

Mole Fraction –

The ratio of the number of gram molecules of a substance to the total number of gram molecules present in the solution is called the mole fraction of that substance.

Therefore it is a ratio of moles, so there is no unit of the mole division. The mole fraction of any substance is denoted by “X”.

Suppose two substances A, B are mixed in an element.

Fraction = His / Total

Mole fraction = its moles / total moles

pressure fraction = its pressure / total pressure

eg – XA = nA / nA+nB

XB = nB/nB+nA

The sum of the mole fractions in any element is equal to one.

XA + XB = 1

According to the ideal gas equation –

PV = nRT

P_AV = n_ART ———————- (1)

P_BV = n_BRT ———————- (2)

P_TV = (n_A+n_B)RT ——————- (3)

On dividing equation (1) by equation (3)

P_AV / P_TV = n_A/ n_A+n_B

     P_A / P_T = X_A

Pressure fraction of substance A = Mole fraction of substance A

P_A / P_T = X_B

Pressure fraction of substance B = Mole fraction of substance B

P_T = Total Pressure

The pressure fraction of any substance is equal to its mole fraction.

What is a Limiting Reagent?

Limiting Reagent –

Those reagents which are eliminated first, limit the amount of the product, then such reagents are called Limiting reagents.

Or

Those reagents are completely reacted in a chemical reaction, and no remaining. So such reagents are called Limiting reagents. like –

5 liters of carbon monoxide (CO) react with 2 liters of oxygen (O₂) to form carbon dioxide. are called Limiting reagents.

    2CO₂ + O₂ —————– 2CO₂

Law = 2L + 1L

Reaction = 5L + 2L

Left = 1L + 0L

marginal reagent = O₂

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