Concentration &
Titration
Calculations
This AQA 3.1.2 section covers solution concentration and titration-style calculations. These pages focus on concentration in mol dm⁻³, solution volume, amount of substance and calculations using balanced equations for reactions in solution.
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Calculations
Concentrations of Solutions
Using concentration in mol dm⁻³, volume and amount of substance in solution calculations.
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Titration Calculations
Using titration results with balanced equations to calculate concentrations and volumes for reactions in solution.
Start revisingConcentration and Titration Calculations – AQA A Level Chemistry
The following AQA specification wording is covered across the Concentration and Titration Calculations pages.
3.1.2 Amount of Substance: solution calculations
The concentration of a substance in solution, measured in mol dm-3.
Students should be able to carry out calculations:
Equations (full and ionic).
Students should be able to use balanced equations to calculate:
Concentration and Titration Calculations – AQA A Level Chemistry
The following AQA specification wording is covered across the Concentration and Titration Calculations pages.
3.1.2 Amount of Substance: solution calculations
The concentration of a substance in solution, measured in mol dm-3.
Students should be able to carry out calculations:
Equations (full and ionic).
Students should be able to use balanced equations to calculate:
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