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Unit 3 - Amount of Substance and Measurement

 Course Notes: Unit 3 - Amount of Substance and Measurement
Unit 3 Study Guide Part 1
Unit 3 Study Guide Part 2
Unit 3 Review Slides

Lab 3.1 Measuring Volumes of Liquids
​Lab 3.2 Measuring Densities
Lab 3.3 Preparing Standard Solutions
Lab 3.4 Investigating Reaction Stoichiometry


Homework 3.1 (answer key)
​Homework 1.2 - Research Task
Homework 3.3 (answer key)
Homework 3.4 (answer key)


CW 3.1 Measurements and Units 1 (answer key)
CW 3.2 Measurements and Units 2 (answer key)
CW 3.3 Measurements and Units 3 (answer key)
CW 3.4 Introducing the Mole (answer key)
CW 3.5 Solutions and Molarity (answer key)
CW 3.6 The Ideal Gas Equation (answer key)
CW 3.7 Amount of Substance Review (answer key)
CW 3.8 Determining the Formula of a Compound (answer key)
CW 3.9 Introduction to Chemical Reactions (answer key)
CW 3.10 Calculating Quantities in Chemical Reactions (answer key)

Unit 3 Quiz 1 (answer key)
​Unit 3 Quiz 2 (answer key)




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  • Home
  • Specifications
    • AP Chemistry
    • Honors Chemistry USA >
      • Unit 1 - Atoms and the Periodic Table
      • Unit 2A - Bonding 1: Bonds and Particles
      • Unit 2B - Bonding II: Particles and Structures
      • Unit 3 - Amount of Substance and Measurement
      • Unit 4 - Introduction to Physical Chemistry
      • Unit 5A - Chemical Reactions I: Acid-Base Reactions
      • Unit 5B - Chemical Reactions II - Acid-Base Reactions
      • Unit 6 - Radioactivity and Nuclear Chemistry
    • Undergraduate Chemistry >
      • Year 1
      • Year 2
      • Year 3
    • legacy AQA Chemistry >
      • AQA AS Chemistry
      • AQA A2 Chemistry
    • legacy OCR Chemistry A >
      • Unit 1
      • Unit 2
      • Unit 3
      • Unit 4
      • Unit 5
      • Unit 6
    • WASSCE Chemistry
    • AQA A-Level Chemistry >
      • 1st Year and AS-Level
      • 2nd Year
  • Contact
  • Blog
    • Development of the Modern Atomic Model
    • Evolution of Chemical Symbols
    • From Hydrogen to Carbon-12 How Relative Atomic Mass Was Standardised
    • When Experiment and Theory Collided Gay-Lussac, Avogadro and the Mystery of Gas Volumes
    • Indicators, Endpoints and Back Titrations Making Volumetric Analysis Work
    • Nature of the Chemical Bond