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What is the formula for molar mass
Molar mass = Mass (g) / Moles (mol)
What is the formula for density
Density (g/cm2)) = Mass (g) / Volume (cm3)
How do you convert Celsius to Kelvin
Add 273.15
How do you convert Farenheit to Celsius
Subtract 32 and then multiply by (5/9)
How u convert Celsius to Farenhaiiiituh
Multiply by (9/5) and add 32 to dat mutha
How many sig figs in 1.030
4 sf u dummy smh
How many sig figs in 50.0
3 sf
how many siggy figglies in 5300
2 sf bc we dgaf ab da 0 if no decimal follow bruh
how many sigma figmas ar in da numba 5300.
4 sf becuzada deci
Howe manyy sig figz in 3040
Thwee shig figgszz
Sig fig multiply rule
Number of sf is the same as number with fewest sig figs
Sig fig add rule
Number of sf is the same as the number with least decimal places brehtha.
how many cm in an inch
2.54 cm
Law of mass conservation
The total mass of the substances doesn’t change in a chemical reaction
Law of definite (c0nStAnt) proportions
A PuRe compound always hos the same elements in the same fixed proportion, no matter where it be from or how much it be (h20 is alwas 1 H, 2 O)
Law of multiple proportions
the same 2 elements can combine in different whole number ratios to make different compounds (Carbon and Oxygen can make CO or CO2)
where are nonmetals
on the right of the metalloids and hydrogen
where are metals
you shat find them to the left of thy metalloids
Where are the metalloids
the stair step down in the middle/right of the table: boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, antimony, tellurium
Ammonium
NH4 (1+ charge)
Hydroxide
OH (1-)
Nitrate
NO3 (1-)
Nitrite
NO2 (1-)
Sulfate
SO4 (2-)
Sulfite
SO3 (2-)
Name NaCl (Metal + Nonmetal)
Sodium Chloride
Name FeO (multiple charge transition metal)
Iron (II) Oxide …(oxygen’s charge is 2-)
Name KNO3 (cation + anion, more than 2 elements)
Potassium Nitrate …(good luck lol, but name the cation [positive], then the anion [negative])
Name HCl (H+ non-oxyacid)
Hydrochloric acid
Name H2SO4 (H+ oxyacid)
Hydrogen Sulfite
Name H2SO3 (H+oxyaciiiiiddd)
Sulfurous Acid
Name N2O5 (Covalent Compound)
Dinitrogen Pentoxide
What is da number that good ole mr AVOGADRO came up wit?
6.022 × 10²³ = 1 mol …(can be use for changing an ‘entity’ [molecule, atom…] into a mol)