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What do the coefficients of balanced chemical equations tell?

how many moles are needed for reactants and how many moles are produced as products

GRAVIMETRIC STOICHIOMETRY

method used to calculate MASSES of reactants or products in a chemical reaction

GRAVIMETRIC STOICHIOMETY STEPS (4)

1. write balanced chemical reaction equations (list measured mass (given), unkown quantity (required) and conversion factors (molar mass)


2. Convert the masss of the measured substand to moles


3. Calculate the moles of the unkown substance using the mole ration (required/given)


4. convert the mole of required substanct to mass

GAS STOICHIOMETRY

the procedure for calculating the volume of gases as products or reactants

STEPS TO GAS STOICHIOMETRY (4)

1. Write balanced chmeical equation


2. Convert measured quantity to chemical amount using appropriate conversion factor


3. Calculate the chemical amount of required substance using the mole ratio from the balanced chemical equation


4. Convert calculated chemical amount to final quantity requested using the appropriate conversion factor

Molar Volume at STP

22.4L/mol

Molar Volume at SATP

24.8L/mol

SOLUTION STOICHIOMETRY

procedure for calculating the molar concentration or volume of solution products or reqactants