Yield and Concentration of Solutions
Chemistry · Year 11 · Quantitative Chemistry · 1.º Período

Yield and Concentration of Solutions

Students learn to calculate the percentage yield of a reaction and the concentration of solutions in mol/dm³. They will perform titration calculations to find unknown concentrations.

National Curriculum Attainment TargetsGCSE Chemistry 4.3.2.3 Percentage yieldGCSE Chemistry 4.3.2.5 Titrations

About This Topic

Students learn to calculate the percentage yield of a reaction and the concentration of solutions in mol/dm³. They will perform titration calculations to find unknown concentrations.

Key Questions

  1. Why is percentage yield rarely 100%?
  2. How do we calculate the concentration of a solution?
  3. How are titration results used to find unknown concentrations?

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