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    This document discusses stoichiometry and the mole concept, including calculating empirical and molecular formulas from chemical reactions and composition percentages. It provides examples of calculating the empirical formula of an iron chloride from the iron percentage, determining the molecular formula from the relative molecular mass, and writing the balanced reaction. It also shows finding the molecular formula of glucose from its empirical formula and mass, and calculating the empirical formula of a copper oxide precipitate from the mass of copper in a sample.

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    This document discusses stoichiometry and the mole concept, including calculating empirical and molecular formulas from chemical reactions and composition percentages. It provides examples of calculating the empirical formula of an iron chloride from the iron percentage, determining the molecular formula from the relative molecular mass, and writing the balanced reaction. It also shows finding the molecular formula of glucose from its empirical formula and mass, and calculating the empirical formula of a copper oxide precipitate from the mass of copper in a sample.

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    This document discusses stoichiometry and the mole concept, including calculating empirical and molecular formulas from chemical reactions and composition percentages. It provides examples of calculating the empirical formula of an iron chloride from the iron percentage, determining the molecular formula from the relative molecular mass, and writing the balanced reaction. It also shows finding the molecular formula of glucose from its empirical formula and mass, and calculating the empirical formula of a copper oxide precipitate from the mass of copper in a sample.

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    STOICHIOMETRY AND THE MOLE CONCEPT

    EMPIRICAL AND MOLECULAR FORMULA

    Name: ______________________________ Date :__________________


    Class: ________________

    1. When iron in heated in a stream of dry chlorine, it produces a chloride that contains 34.5% by mass of iron
    (a) Calculate the empirical formula of this chloride.

    (b) The relative molecular mass of this chloride (M r) is 325.


    i. What is the molecular formula of this chloride?

    ii. Hence construct an equation, including state symbols, for he reaction of iron and chlorine.

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    2. The sugar glucose has an empirical formula of CH 2O and a relative molecular mass, Mr, of 180.
    (a) Calculate the molecular formula of glucose

    (b) If an aqueous of glucose is heated with alkaline copper (II) sulfate, a brick-red precipitate is formed. The
    precipitate is an oxide of copper. A 1.44g sample of this oxide was found to contain 1.28g of copper.
    (i) Calculate the empirical formula of this oxide of copper.

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