Today's Agenda
Learning Goal
- (REVIEW equation writing and balancing)
- Interpret an equation in terms of:
- particles
- atoms
- cules/formula units
- mass
- moles
- Use EWAA and detailed unit analysis to solve equation stoichiometry problems when you are given the amount of ONE of the substances in a chemical reaction, aA + bB → cC + dD.
- Bell Ringer
- You need notes, problems from yesterday, a calculator, and Appendix D opened.
- I will begin soon after the tardy bell rings. Be ready when I am.
- Activities
- Test - 007 Chemical Reactions (let's go over it)
- Install a fully functional TI84 on your CB
- Practice Problems - General feedback and then continue, finish, resubmit.
- Use 2 mol Na = 1 mol H2, not 2.00 mol Na = 1.00 mol H2. Why?
- Use 18 mol Al x 3 mol H2SO4/2 mol Al = 27 mol Al instead of (18 mol Al =3 mol H2SO4/2 mol Al = 27 mol Al)
- Analysis: 18 moles of aluminum can produce 27 moles of sulfuric acid.
- Sig digs are determined by the data (given), not the masses you can look up, or the coefficients in the equation.
- Formulas MUST be correct. Don't forget - BrINClHOF
- Notes - 009 Limiting Reagent (time permitting)
- Check your calendar and GC
- REVIEW