IGCSE Chemistry: Calculations involving Moles

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I got an exam tomorrow and i didn't know anything about moles now i almost got it all so really thank you, you really did help someone who didn't know anything :)

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[@emmanuellaasare7943]

Must you always round decimal relative atomic mass numbers from the periodic table up? In the video at 2:46 I realised that Cu (copper) had been rounded up to 64 from 63.5. Please respond anyone!!

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thank you so much my chemistry exam is tomorrow and I was absolutely screwed for moles questions but you just saved my life

[@punitvaibhavaramreddy7728]

@2:58 there are supposed to be 4 moles of hydrogen in 4 grams of hydrogen right.

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[@auroramizz]

i sware at 8:11 the rfm of hcl is not 36.5 but 18?!!!

[@willdeary630]

Correction: You can not 'weigh' in grams, you can have a mass in grams, or you can weigh in newtons.

[@willdeary630]

Just multiply the mass by the gravitational constant in that location, on earth aproximately 9.81 N

[@flameherohd]

Will Deary obviously kid trying to look like a smartass, but this isnt physics, and the world isnt going to start saying "Oh charlie, how much do you mass?"

[@willdeary630]

I know that won't happen, but the principle is still there. Anyway, it is quite like physics in many senses, and when it comes to calculations and portraying information properly, it in my opinion it should be done in the correct way, especially if it is from a chemistry teacher. Also, I am not a 'kid' and this is just my opinion.

[@anishkasyap9691]

Will Deary well actually you multiply with the acceleration due to gravity and to calculate that on different locations you need the grav constant. so on earth it's not 9.8 N, it's 9.8 m/s^2. I mean sheesh. if your gonna show off, might as well do it right lol.

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what is relative formula mass mean

[@avikmital5548]

The mass no. of the compound.(like in CO2; 12+16+16 as it is the sum of the mass no.'s of the elements. Carbon has relative mass 12 and oxygen 16. As there are 2 oxygen atoms, 16 has to be added twice.)

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Perfect explanation

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Thank you for this again.

[@ahnafahmed2319]

In 9:27 , how is the relative formula mass of NaOH 40? Shouldn't it be 39? [23+(16x1)] ?

[@anishkasyap9691]

Ahnaf Ahmed it's 23 + 16 + 1. not times 1

[@anishkasyap9691]

Ahnaf Ahmed it's 23 + 16 + 1. not times 1

[@daniyalharoon639]

Add 23+16+1,,,+1 is the mass of hydrogen,,,,the H with OH

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Cambridge CIE syllabus, but the edexcel is very similar to the cambridge CIE

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What's wrong with the audio

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Could you reupload it, please because the audio is not working.

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watch it from computer

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great videos though this video has got no sound

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