Written By Muhammad IRFAN QAYYUM Β Β Β Β Β Aug 11, 2023
ππ§ͺπ Assalam o Alaikum, Dear Students! Let's spill the chemical beans β we're diving deep into the captivating world of the "Concept of Mole"! π§ͺπ¬π‘ and guess what? You've hit the jackpot π§ͺππ because you've landed in the perfect spot to unravel this mysterious concept. π Worried about wrapping your head around it? Fret not, my brilliant students, because I, your trusty instructor πββοΈ, am here to take you by the hand and make this topic an absolute blast to learn! ππ₯ so, let's not waste a second and get ready to discover the magic that makes the world of chemistry tick! ππ₯π’ .
Whenever the atomic mass of an element, ionic mass of an ion, molecular mass of an ionic compound is expressed in grams, it is known as gram atom, gram mole, gram ion or a simply mole of that substance.
Think back to your favorite recipe β it calls for a certain number of ingredients to create a delicious masterpiece. In the world of atoms and molecules, we face a similar need for precise counting. Enter the mole, our trusty unit of measurement that brings order to the molecular chaos! π§ͺ Just as a recipe guides you to use a specific number of eggs or cups of flour, the mole helps us count unimaginably small particles with incredible accuracy. It's like having a superpower for measuring the impossibly small! π₯
Now, you might wonder, "How many is a mole, really?" Brace yourselves, because a mole of something contains a staggering 6.022 x 10Β²Β³ individual particles β that's 602,214,129,000,000,000,000,000 to be exact! π Wrap your mind around that colossal number. But fear not, for the mole is here to make complex calculations manageable and comprehensible. It's your trusty sidekick when dealing with atomic-scale quantities. π¦ΈββοΈ
1. Mass is provided and you have to calculate the mole
Β· Mole = Mass in gram / Molar mass
2. No of particles are provided and you have to calculate the mole
Β· Mole = No of particles / Avogadroβs number
3. Volume (cm3) is provided and you have to calculate the mole
Β· Mole = Given volume (cm3) / Molar volume in cm3
4. Percentage of any element is given and you have to calculate the mole
Β· Mole = %age of element / Atomic masses of that element
5. Molarity is given and you have to calculate the mole
Β· Mole = M x Vl (M = Molarity)
Β· Mole = M x Vml x 10-3 (M = Molarity) NA
6. Volume (dm3) is provided and you have to calculate the mole
Mole = Given volume in dm3 / Molar volume in dm3
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