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Stoichiometry Concepts
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- Q1In order to perform a stoichiometry calculation you must always havea periodic tablethe molar mass for every compound and elementa balanced equationan electronic balance30s
- Q2To find the molar mass of an element or compound you needthe molar ratioa periodic tablea balancea balanced equation30s
- Q3What is stoichiometry?The quantitative relationships between amounts of reactants used and products formed by a chemical reactionThe relationship between the periodic table and the molar massThe relationship between you and your best friendThe relationship between moles of each substance in a reaction30s
- Q4The coefficients in a chemical equation tell youthe percent compositionthe molar ratiothe amount of productthe molar mass30s
- Q5Stoichiometry is based on theAvagadro's numberLaw of Conservation of Mattermolar massconversons30s
- Q6What is a limiting reactant?is the reactant the is "left over"is always oxygendoes not reactthe reactant that "runs out' first30s
- Q7What is an excess reactant?The reactant that is "left over".the reactant that "runs out" firstthe reactant that reacts lastthe reactant that dos not react30s
- Q8Which determines how much product you can make?the molar ratiothe balanced equationthe limiting reactantthe molar mass30s
- Q9A solid mass of 250 g is mixed with 100 g of a solution. A chemical reaction takes place and a gas is produced. The final mass of the mixture is 200g. How much gas was released into the air?250 g100 g200 g150 g30s
- Q10When calculating percent yield, the theoretical yield iswhat you got in the labthe percentagethe total of all the reactantsWhat you were supposed to get according stoichiometry30s
- Q11When calculating percent yield the actual amount would bethe measurement you got in labthe amount you got using stoichiometrythe molar massthe percentage30s
- Q12What is the equation of percent yield?part/whole X 100actual yield/ theoretical yield X 100theoretical yield/actual yield X 100whole/part X 10030s