Friday, March 4, 2011

Stoichiometry Part II

CHARLIE SHEEN WELCOMES YOU WITH A WITTY REMARK.
-insert funny remark countering greeting remark-

Stoichiometry
Pronounce stoichiometry as “stoy-kee-ah-met-tree,” if you want to sound like you know what you are talking about, or stoyk:,” if you want to sound like a real geek.

Stoichiometry calculations involve particles, moles and mass. Yes, all readers. The lovely mole on your nose is back.


NOW LET US BEGIN OUR JOURNEY INTO STOYK:
Write a balanced equation
  • you will need it for your mole ratio
  • if you do not have a balanced equation you will be WRONG, and you don't want to be wrong
Create a 'road map'
  • stating where you are starting and where you want to go
  • many stoyk problems will follow this pattern:

grams(x) <--> moles(x) <--> moles(y) <--> grams(y)
  • you can start anywhere along this map
Do the Calculations
  • time to figure out the solution to your problem!
I believe an example is in order!
BAM, example presented:


I believe a different method of learning is in order as well!
BAM! interactive tutorial presented:

Are you feeling the stoyk? No? Re-read this post! and don't come back until you feel geeky enough to say stoyk.

JY

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