Quantitative chemistry focuses on the numerical analysis of chemical reactions, grounded in the fundamental Law of Conservation of Mass. It introduces the mole as the standard unit for measuring the amount of substance, enabling the conversion between mass, volume, and particle count to predict reaction outcomes. Mastery of this topic allows for the calculation of reacting masses, solution concentrations, and gas volumes, while also providing the tools to evaluate industrial efficiency through percentage yield and atom economy.
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