Mole to Mole Conversions

Stoichiometry Practice

Mole to Mole

Mole Ratios

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1. Scroll down until you see the worksheet

2. Answer the questions.

3. When you are done click "finish" at the bottom

4. Click "check my answers"

5. Remember your score for the next slide

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What did you score on the last slide? Type only your score

Ratios in Balanced Equations

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1. You are going back to the PHET activity. I

2. Click "Molecules"

3. Click "Make Ammonia"

4. Answer the following questions in Quizizz about the Ammonia Reaction (you may have to go back and forth or open phet ina separate window!)

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Multiple Choice

What is the mole ratio (coefficients ratio) in this equation

• 1:3:2

• 2:1:2

• 1:2:1:2

Multiple Choice

You have 6 moles Hydrogen. Use the Equation below to predict how many Moles of Ammonia you can make

$$6\ mol\ Hydrogen\times\frac{2\ mol\ Ammonia}{3\ mol\ Hydrogen}=\$$

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How many moles Nitrogen do you need to get 4 moles of Ammonia? Set up the conversion in the space below

Multiple Choice

How many moles Nitrogen do you need to get 4 moles of Ammonia?

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How many moles Hydrogen do you need to get 7.5 moles of Ammonia? Set up the conversion in the space below (this one will not be possible in the phet!)

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How many moles Hydrogen do you need to get 7.5 moles of Ammonia? (this one will not be possible in the phet!)