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    This document outlines the key definitions and concepts to learn from the first chapter on atoms, molecules, and stoichiometry. It lists definitions including relative atomic mass, relative molecular mass, relative formula mass, and isotope that should be memorized. It also describes how to perform normal stoichiometry calculations by writing balanced equations and calculating moles, masses, concentrations and volumes. It mentions using mass spectra to calculate relative atomic and molecular masses and drawing mass spectra with different m/e ratios. Finally, it discusses identifying isotopes by stating their proton number, nucleon number, and numbers of neutrons and electrons.

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    This document outlines the key definitions and concepts to learn from the first chapter on atoms, molecules, and stoichiometry. It lists definitions including relative atomic mass, relative molecular mass, relative formula mass, and isotope that should be memorized. It also describes how to perform normal stoichiometry calculations by writing balanced equations and calculating moles, masses, concentrations and volumes. It mentions using mass spectra to calculate relative atomic and molecular masses and drawing mass spectra with different m/e ratios. Finally, it discusses identifying isotopes by stating their proton number, nucleon number, and numbers of neutrons and electrons.

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    Chapter 1 Atoms , Molecules & Stoichiometry

    The first chapter seems easy , but we still have to beware of it .

    The first part is about DEFINITION !!!!

    These are the lists that you need to memorize , other than that just put them away ~

    (A) Defintion 
    (i) Relative atomic mass [ STPM 2000 E ]
    (ii) Relative molecular mass [ STPM 1989 E ]
    (iii) Relative formula mass
    (iv) Isotope [ STPM 2012 E ]
    (v) Proton number [ STPM 2012 E ]
    (vi) Nucleon number [ STPM 2012 E ] 
    (vii) mole in terms of Avogadro contant

    (B) Calculations

    (i) Normal stoichiometry


         ~  Write a balanced equation
         ~ calculate number of moles
         ~ Compare number of moles
         ~ Calculate the mass / concentration  / volume

    (ii) Using the mass spectrum to calculate the RAM / RMM

    (C) Draw the mass spectrum with different values of m/e ratio

    (D) identify the isotopes


           ~ state the proton number , nucleon number , number of neutrons & electrons

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