Reaction Stoichiometry Calculations
- Intro Video A: How to Use the Reaction Stoichiometry Flow Chart
- Handout: The Reaction Stoichiometry Flow Chart (PDF)
Solution Preparation
- Video 1: Calculating the mass of standard required to prepare a standard solution
- Video 2: Calculating the concentration of a solution from the mass of standard and volume of solution
- Video 3: Calculating the concentration of a solution after dilution
- Video 4: Calculating the amount of a concentrated solution required to prepare a dilute solution
- Video 5: Calculating the amount of a stock solution required to prepare a dilute solution
- Video 6: Calculating the concentration of a solution prepared by diluting a stock solution
Gravimetric Analysis
- Video 7: Calculating mass percent in an unknown from the mass of precipitate
- Video 8: Calculating concentration of an unknown from the mass of precipitate
- Video 9: Estimating the amount of precipitant required for complete precipitation of an unknown
Volumetric Analysis
- Video 10: Calculating the purity of a solid unknown from the amount of titrant added
- Video 11: Calculating the purity of a solid unknown from the amount of titrant added
- Video 12: Calculating the concentration of an unknown from the amount of titrant added
- Video 13: Calculating the concentration of an unknown from the amount of titrant added
- Video 14: Standardizing your titrant solution
- Video 15: Estimating the volume of titrant required
- Video 16: Determining an appropriate mass of unknown to use in a titration
- Video 17: Determining an appropriate concentration of titrant to use in a titration
- Video 18: Determining the molar mass of an unknown diprotic acid using an acid/base titration