GCSE Chemistry, Unit 11, Lesson 5 of 6
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The equations you learn

GCSE Chemistry, Required practicals and maths skills, 20 minutes

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Every GCSE Chemistry equation in one place, rearranging them, and choosing the right one.

All of them, with units

GCSE Chemistry papers give a periodic table but no equation sheet, so these are learnt.

QuantityEquationUnits
molesn = mass ÷ Mrmol, g
concentrationmass ÷ volume, or moles ÷ volumeg/dm³, mol/dm³
gas volume at RTP (Higher, Chemistry only)volume = moles × 24dm³
percentage yield (Chemistry only)actual ÷ theoretical × 100%
atom economy (Chemistry only)Mr of useful product ÷ total Mr of reactants × 100%
mean ratequantity ÷ timeg/s, cm³/s, mol/s
Rfdistance moved by substance ÷ distance moved by solventnone

The rest of this lesson and its 11 practice questions are in Plus.

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  • 11 exam-style questions, marked as you go, each with a worked solution
  • The Molar Mass Calculator beside every question
  • Anything you get wrong is saved to your flashcards