State of matter

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Sei Lam 3F
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State of matter

Postby Sei Lam 3F » Mon Dec 04, 2023 10:19 am

In chemical equations, the products/reactants are generally written with a subscript denoting the state of matter (e.g. H20(l)). Does this affect any of our calculations, and if so, how? Thanks!
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Olivia Stenson 2C
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Re: State of matter

Postby Olivia Stenson 2C » Mon Dec 04, 2023 10:24 am

State of matter shouldn’t ever affect calculation unless the units are different with water in ml but there is a constant on our constants sheet that shows the conversion: Water Density = 1g.ml
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Kyle Hetherton
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Re: State of matter

Postby Kyle Hetherton » Mon Dec 04, 2023 10:27 am

If you are doing any of the calculations done in the fundamentals section of the textbook, the state of matter does not affect it.
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