Calculating Atom Economy & Addition + Substitution Reactions

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How to work out percentage atom economy?

(Molecular mass of desired product) / (sum of molecular masses of all products) X100

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How do you calculate the atom economy for a reaction?

Find the molecular mass of the product you're interested in, add up the molecular masses of the products, and put them both into the formula.

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What should you use when calculating the masses?

The number of moles of each compound that's in the balanced equation

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What happens in an addition reaction?

The reactants combine to form a single product

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What's the atom economy for addition reactions?

Always 100% since no atoms are wasted.

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What's a substitution reaction?

One where some atoms from one reactant are wrapped with atoms from another reactant

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What does a substitution reaction always result in?

At least 2 products, the desired product and at least 1 by-produce.

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What's the atom economy for substitution reactions?

Always less than 100%