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Topic: Chemical FormulasDo Now: from last years regents
Chemical Formulas
Tell type & number atoms in compound Microscopic level: Formula gives atom ratios Macroscopic level: Formula gives mole ratios
EXAMPLE
2H2O can mean
2 molecules of water
4 H atoms & 2 O atoms
2 moles of water4 moles of H atoms & 2 moles of O
atoms
NOTE: WATER IS A BINARY COMPOUND – contains 2 elements only
What happens when a chemical formula contains
CuSO45H2O
· Means contains
In this case it contains water so it’s called a hydrate
Types of formulas
Empirical Formula
Smallest whole # ratio of elements in compound
CH4 C2H6
C5H10
Molecular Formulas
Gives exact composition of molecule
CH4 C2H6
C5H10
Relationship between empirical and molecular formulas
molecular formula is whole number multiple of empirical formula
Molecular Formula = n (Empirical Formula)
C4H8 = 4(CH2)
Ionic Compounds
Metal and Nonmetal Their formulas are always empirical
NaCl Fe2O3
Covalent Molecules
Nonmetal only Formulas can be empirical or molecular –
need to know mass to determine
CH4 C2H6
C5H10
Say everything you can about:
NaCl C6H6 C6H12O6
CH4 CF4 BeSO4
C8H18 KI C2H4Cl2
CaBr2 CuSO45H2O
empirical
Covalent, empir., molec?
Covalent, molecular
Ionic, empirical
Covalent, molecular
Covalent, empirical, molecular?
Ionic, empirical
Ionic, empirical
Covalent, molecular
Ionic, empirical
Covalent, molecular
Lets practice- page 20
Molecular Formula If know empirical formula and molar mass, can find
molecular formula Example: Find molecular formula for substance
whose empirical formula is CH2 and whose molar mass = 84.0 g
Step 1: Find mass of empirical formula
Step 2:Molar mass = whole # (n) Empirical mass
Step 3: Multiply subscripts in empirical formula by n
• Step 1: C = 1 x 12 = 12 H = 2 x 1 = _2
14 g• Step 2: 78g = 6 14g • Step 3: 6 CH2 = C6H12