After our great begining we turned to page 8, to review 7th grade stoichiometry in a very picturesque way. We only did number 4. *NOTE* the white circles that are just floating around[theres four] should have a diagonal line going through them so you know which ones carbon, same in your answer key. In the after reaction box we drew in two H2O four H2 and four CO. The limiting reactant was Carbon.
After that we turned into page 9 in our packets. The page was fairly easy as we breezed through it. We skipped question 6 going on to seven which was finding the molar mass. Then we went on to questions 8 and 9. *NOTE*= The limiting reactant is the reactant that produces the least amount of product.In question eight we had to figure out which was the limiting reactant and then the max mass of NH3. In nine it was pretty much the same except we had to list the limiting reactant.
Here are the answers to page 9:
8) A)1 mole, 3 moles, 34 grams/ 2 moles.
B) 2 mole, 6 moles, 68 grams/ 4 moles
C) 5 mole, 15 moles, 170 grams/10 moles
9)A) 2.21 moles, 6 moles, H2, 68 grams./4 moles
B) 1 mole, 4 moles, N2, 34 grams/ 2 moles
On to page ten, on page ten it was mostly just practice of 8th grade stoichiometry. We had a balanced equation and we had to find the limiting reactant from two masses we were given.
Here is all the work for page 10:
HOMEWORK!:unit five delicious assignment due Tuesday! It will be graded!
Two webassigns if you want extra credit are due Saturday and Monday.
Also, test Friday and lab notebooks will be collected again!
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