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Chemistry Terms and Concepts Chapters 9

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One Mole   6.022 x 10^23 units  
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Mole Ratio   Ratio of moles of one substance to moles of another substance. Can be determined by coefficients in a balanced chemical equation.  
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Stoichiometry   Using a balanced chemical equation to determine relative masses of reactants and products in a reaction. Calculations follow Mass → Moles → Moles → Mass. You use the molar mass, then mole ratio, then molar mass of the product you are trying to find.  
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Limiting Reactant   The reactant that runs out first and LIMITS how much product you can produce. It is completely used up when the reaction is complete.  
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Theoretical Yield   The predicted amount of product you think you will have once all of the limiting reactant is completely used up.(This will be your answer at the end of stoichiometry problems where you find how much of something you should be able to create).  
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Percent Yield   The actual yield of a product divided by the theoretical yield, multiplied by 100. Ex: You recover 92 g of HCl and you were theoretically supposed to get 100 g HCl. Percent Yield = 92/100 x 100 = 92%  
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Actual Yield   The amount of product you are actually left with after a reaction. It is usually less than the theoretical yield.  
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