SUMMER INSTITUTE – Module 6 – The Mole Concept and Stoichiometry
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Module 6 – The Mole Concept and Stoichiometry –
5 hours – due August 6th!
Activity 1: SKILL : Mole Concepts basics, Atomic Mass, formula Mass, Molecular Mass, Mole equivalents.
Lecture 1.19 – Why we need moles 2:
2: Please complete the form below based on the information learned from the three lectures above.
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Activity 2: SKILL : Law of Combing Volumes – How we built formulas and chemical reactions Gay – Lussac’s work and Avogodros Hypothesis were needed!
Connections* – Now it took 60 years to actually figure out how many molecules or particle a mole actually exists but really that number was really unimportant as long as we use that value as the standard! Is one foot really the length of a some monarchs foot? Who cares as long as it is a standard that we all agree upon.
Gay-Lussac found that it takes 2 liters of hydrogen gas and 1 liter oxygen gas to make 2 liters of water vapor (gas). This was confirmed by others. Do not forget that they did not know that hydrogen and oxygen were diatomic (HOFBRINCl’s)


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Activity 3: SKILL: Historical review of Mole Concept
Activity 4: SKILL: Conversions of unit equivalents through moles
Mole Diagram from Lecture 1.22:
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Activity 5: SKILL : Mole concept through GAS LAWS
1 : Lecture 1.20 – Review of Gas Law 4
Activity 6: SKILL – Mole concept through GAS LAWS – REAL GAS vs IDEAL GAS
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Activity 7: Skill – Stoichiometry through of compounds: Building Chemical formulas through
experimentation.
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Module Test 6 –