Stoichiometry

=**Stoichiometry**= Brought to you by KB6th and DB4th

If you don't understand Stoichiometry... maybe this video link of an Alligator explaining it can help! []

or this guy! (i think this is where mr. howell got his mustache idea! []

HAHA or this is our explanation of it...

So by definition (from wikipedia) Stoichiometry is simply the math behind chemistry. OK we still don't understand but its ok There are a couple things we need before we can even attempt a stoichiometry 1. The Equation we are using must be a balanced equation. (this makes sense otherwise the molar ratio is off) 2. Set the problem up just like you would fact label it baby! 3. Find your limiting reagant and your molar ratio

Now watch our video and see if that helps any?

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I'm going to reiterate all the steps to stoichiometry Step one Take your Limiting reagent (hopefully in grams) and by using our molar mass formula turn grams to moles

Step two Find how many moles that would be in the other compound. By using molar ratio!

Step three Now finally that you have the moles of the new element turn that back into grams by using the molar mass formula!

3 easy steps and your finished

If you still don't get it... don't sweat it we put in a link to a stoichiometric equation solver thing []