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    Stoichiometry Review Part 2

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    This document provides stoichiometry problems and questions to review key concepts: 1) Balance the equation KCl + H3P → K3P + HCl and draw it as a particle diagram. 2) Explain how the particle diagram demonstrates the law of conservation of mass. 3) Balance the equation N2 + H2 → NH3, draw the reactants and products/excess in boxes.

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    This document provides stoichiometry problems and questions to review key concepts: 1) Balance the equation KCl + H3P → K3P + HCl and draw it as a particle diagram. 2) Explain how the particle diagram demonstrates the law of conservation of mass. 3) Balance the equation N2 + H2 → NH3, draw the reactants and products/excess in boxes.

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    This document provides stoichiometry problems and questions to review key concepts: 1) Balance the equation KCl + H3P → K3P + HCl and draw it as a particle diagram. 2) Explain how the particle diagram demonstrates the law of conservation of mass. 3) Balance the equation N2 + H2 → NH3, draw the reactants and products/excess in boxes.

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    This document provides stoichiometry problems and questions to review key concepts: 1) Balance the equation KCl + H3P → K3P + HCl and draw it as a particle diagram. 2) Explain how the particle diagram demonstrates the law of conservation of mass. 3) Balance the equation N2 + H2 → NH3, draw the reactants and products/excess in boxes.

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    Stoichiometry Review – Part 2

    1. Balance the following equation, then show the balanced equation as a particle drawing:

    ______ KCl + ______ H3P  _______ K3P + _______ HCl

    2. How does your particle drawing above demonstrate the law of conservation of mass?

    3. The reactants are shown as a particle drawing for the following reaction. Balance the
    equation, then draw the products and any excess reactants in the second box.

    ______N2 + ______H2  ________ NH3

    Reactants Products and Excess Reactants

    Use: N2 =
    H2 =

    4. What is percent yield? How do you calculate percent yield?

    5. Give two reasons why a reaction might have a percent yield less than 100%. Give two
    reasons why a reaction might have a percent yield more than 100%. (Don’t say human
    error or bad math! You need a more detailed answer than that!)

    6. In a balanced equation, what do the coefficients represent?

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