Your goal for the end of this lesson is to be able to:
- calculate the quantities of reactants and/or products involved in chemical reactions, using solution stoichiometry (aka calculations involving volume and concentration)
Read through the information presented on page 6-7 of your notes, highlighting key information. This information can also be found on page 300-303 of the Nelson Chemistry textbook.
Watch the lesson video which highlights important information, and works through a selection of practice problems (note that the full key can be found on our Solutions unit home page). Pause the video as needed to ensure your notes have a complete set of examples and you understand the steps taken to solve the problems presented.
Your goal for the end of this lesson is to be able to:
- Identify and predict theoretical yields for limiting and excess reagents
-Calculate the amount of reactant remaining after a reaction goes to completion
Read through the information presented on page 15-18 of your notes, highlighting key information. This information can also be found on page 320-327 of the Nelson Chemistry textbook.
Watch the lesson video which highlights important information, and works through a selection of practice problems (note that the full key can be found on our Solutions unit home page). Pause the video as needed to ensure your notes have a complete set of examples and you understand the steps taken to solve the problems presented.
Complete the corresponding practice from the Nelson textbook. Note that a pdf copy of our textbook is available here
Page 321: 1
Page 324: 4,
Page 327: 5, 6, 7, 8
Complete this check-in assignment. This is for you to understand where you are at in your learning of this topic, and for me to know how you are progressing, that you are making progress in the course, and to help address any consistent class concerns with this material.
Please take the time to review the answers and understand any errors you have made in your work.