Avegadro’s number
6.02x10^23 = 1 mol
Mass of chemical in compound (From g)
Total compound g x atomic mass of chemical / molar mass of compound
molar mass of compound
The sum of all atomic masses
Empirical formula to Molecular formula
Divide amu by molar mass and multiply each chemical by the quotient
Empirical formula from percentages
change percents to grams. Divide each chemical (g) by atomic mass (g) which gives us our mols. Divide each chemical (mol) by smallest quotient (mol). Thats the answer.
When finding empirical formula from percentages/grams multiply any .5 mole subscripts by ______, .33/.66 subscripts by ______, .25/.75 subscripts by ______
.5 times 2, .33/.66 times 3, .25/.75 by 4