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Chemical Quantities
Imagine you are working with an experienced chemist who is trying to improve a car company's process for making methanol from the reaction of gaseous hydrogen with carbon monoxide gas. The first day on the job, you are instructed to order enough hydrogen and carbon monoxide to produce 6.0 kg of methanol in a test run. How would you determine how much carbon monoxide and hydrogen you should order? After you study this chapter, you will be able to answer this question.
Monday, Feb. 6
Tuesday, Feb. 7
-Bell work: 4 Al (s) + 3 O2 (g) = 2 Al2O3 (s) How many moles of aluminum oxide could be produced from 0.12 moles of Al ?
-Homework Answer Key
-Moles/Moles Problems Worksheet
-Moles/Moles Problems Worksheet Answer Key
-Homework Answer Key
-Moles/Moles Problems Worksheet
-Moles/Moles Problems Worksheet Answer Key
Tuesday, Feb. 14
Wednesday/Thursday, Feb. 15/16
-Bell work: See absent folder for OGT hand out
-Limiting Reactant Worksheet
-Limiting Reactant Worksheet Key
-9.5 Lecture Guide
-9.5 Lecture Guide Key
-Limiting Reactant Worksheet
-Limiting Reactant Worksheet Key
-9.5 Lecture Guide
-9.5 Lecture Guide Key
Tuesday, Feb. 21
-Bell work: See absent folder for Quality Core hand out
-Percent Yield Worksheet
-Percent Yield Worksheet Key
-Extra Practice: Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield Worksheet
-Percent Yield Worksheet
-Percent Yield Worksheet Key
-Extra Practice: Limiting Reactant and Percent Yield Worksheet