SC9 Calculations involving masses personal learning checklist
GCSE Edexcel Separate Sciences · Chemistry Papers 1 and 2
Name ____________________ Class __________ Date __________
Tick one box per statement. Red: need help. Amber: partly confident. Green: can do independently.
| I can | Red | Amber | Green |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formula calculations | |||
| Calculate relative formula masses and element mass percentages, including bracketed formulae and appropriate rounding. | |||
| Distinguish empirical and molecular formulae and simplify atom ratios. | |||
| Calculate empirical formulae from masses or percentages using relative atomic masses. | |||
| Calculate molecular formulae using empirical formula and relative molecular mass. | |||
| Experimental evidence | |||
| Describe the magnesium oxide experiment and calculate magnesium and oxygen masses and the empirical formula. | |||
| Explain constant-mass heating and how incomplete reaction or product loss affects experimental results. | |||
| Explain mass conservation in closed and open systems, including gas escape and oxygen uptake. | |||
| Calculate reacting and product masses from balanced equations and distinguish mass ratios from particle ratios. | |||
| Concentration | |||
| Calculate and rearrange mass concentration using solution volume and convert between cubic centimetres and cubic decimetres. | |||
| Explain dilution using unchanged solute amount and increased solution volume. | |||
| Moles (Higher) | |||
| Use molar mass to convert between mass and amount in moles (Higher). | |||
| Use the Avogadro constant to convert between amount and numbers of specified particles (Higher). | |||
| Use balanced mole ratios to calculate reacting quantities and identify limiting reactants (Higher). | |||
| Deduce balanced reaction ratios from measured reactant and product masses (Higher). | |||
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