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    This document outlines 7 methods for calculating the number of moles in a chemical reaction or substance: 1) From molar concentration and volume, 2) From mass and molar mass, 3) From gas volume, 4) From number of particles, 5) From molarity and solution volume, 6) Through dilution calculations, 7) Through neutralization calculations. Formulas are provided for calculating moles, mass, volume, particles, molarity, or unknowns in dilution and neutralization reactions.

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    This document outlines 7 methods for calculating the number of moles in a chemical reaction or substance: 1) From molar concentration and volume, 2) From mass and molar mass, 3) From gas volume, 4) From number of particles, 5) From molarity and solution volume, 6) Through dilution calculations, 7) Through neutralization calculations. Formulas are provided for calculating moles, mass, volume, particles, molarity, or unknowns in dilution and neutralization reactions.

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    Formulaeng

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    This document outlines 7 methods for calculating the number of moles in a chemical reaction or substance: 1) From molar concentration and volume, 2) From mass and molar mass, 3) From gas volume, 4) From number of particles, 5) From molarity and solution volume, 6) Through dilution calculations, 7) Through neutralization calculations. Formulas are provided for calculating moles, mass, volume, particles, molarity, or unknowns in dilution and neutralization reactions.

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    1. Solution No.

    of mole = MV M= mol dm-3 , V= cm3


    1000
    No. of mole = MV M= mol dm-3 , V= dm3

    2. Mass No. of mole = mass of sample mass = no. mol x ram


    RAM/RFM/RMM

    3. Volume of gas No. of mole = vol. of gas cm3 Vol. of gas = no. mol x 24 dm3
    24x1000 cm3

    4. Particles No. of mole = no. of particles no. of particles = no mol x 6 x1023


    6 x1023

    5. Molarity Molarity = no. mol


    Vol. of solution dm3
    no. of mole = molarity x (vol. of solution dm3)

    6. Dilution M1 V 1 = M 2 V 2
    7. Neutralisation MaVa = a
    MbVb b

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