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Saturday, 5 January 2013

C3d - Reacting Masses

You need to be able to:
  • Use RFM and a symbol equation to show how mass is conserved in a reaction
  • Calculate masses of reactants or products using RFM and symbol equations
  • Explain why mass is conserved in reactions
  1. BBC Bitesize notes (use all 4 pages)
  2. Lots of RMM and RFM worked examples
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    • ▼  January (25)
      • Chemical Fundamentals
      • C1a Making Crude Oil Useful
      • C1b Using Carbon Fuels
      • C1c Clean Air
      • C1d Making Polymers
      • C1e Designer Polymers
      • C1f Food
      • C1g Smells
      • C1h Paints and Pigments
      • C2a The Structure of the Earth
      • C2b Construction Materials
      • C2c Metals and Alloys
      • C2d Making Cars
      • C2e Manufacturing Chemicals: Making Ammonia
      • C2f Acids and Bases
      • C2g Fertilisers and Crop Yields
      • C2h Chemicals from the Sea: Sodium Chloride
      • C3a - Rate of Reaction 1
      • C3b - Rate of Reaction 2
      • C3c - Rate of Reaction 3
      • C3d - Reacting Masses
      • C3e - Percentage Yield and Atom Economy
      • C3f - Energy
      • C3g - Batch or Continuous?
      • C3h - Allotropes of Carbon and Nanochemistry

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