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Determining Hydrate Chemical Formula - Senior Chemistry Lesson

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Lesson cover titled 'Determining Hydrate Chemical Formulas,' introducing hydrates and hydrated salt analysis
Opening slide of the hydrate chemistry lesson
Hydrates definition slide explains bound water molecules per formula unit and changes to crystalline structure
Introduction to hydrates and bound water
Lesson slide introduces identifying an unknown compound by heating a sample and analyzing what remains
Overview of analyzing an unknown sample
Hydrated salt question compares calcium atoms in 1 g of calcium sulfate and 1 g of calcium sulfate dihydrate
Calcium sulfate comparison question
Hydrated salt analysis slide explains heating a known mass and weighing the anhydrous salt to find the formula
Method for determining a hydrate formula
Barium hydroxide hydrate example starts with a 100 g sample containing 54 g of salt and asks for moles of salt
Hydrate example, step 1: calculate salt moles
Worked hydrate example shows 0.3151 mol of barium hydroxide and introduces step 2, finding the moles of water
Salt calculation and introduction to step 2
Worked hydrate example calculates 2.55 mol of water from 100 g minus 54 g, alongside the salt mole calculation
Hydrate example, step 2: calculate water moles
Hydrate example uses a 50 g sample containing 27.2 g of barium hydroxide and explains the water-to-salt mole ratio
Hydrate example, step 3: determine the mole ratio

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Determining Hydrate Chemical Formula - Senior Chemistry Lesson

Your lesson covers chemical reactions and balancing. In order, the lesson teaches about; hydrates and hydrated salts.

Your lesson includes the teacher and student version of the presentation, an auto-graded exit ticket, and a student lesson handout so the students can record the notes on a more condensed medium.

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