Stoichiometry - Bradly Horton | Library

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Which reaction vessel will produce the most gas (will fill the balloon the most)? _______ 
Why do you think that?_______ 

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After viewing the demo:
Which reaction vessel produced the most gas (filled the balloon the most)? _______ 
What do you think caused this to happen?_______ 

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phet Simulation:
Visualizing Stoichiometry 
In the simulation,  select Molecules  and select Make water  to explore the reaction H2+O2→H2O
How many molecules of H2 react with 1 molecule of O2? _______ 
How many molecules of H2O are produced? _______ 
What happens when you change the number of H2 or O2 molecules? _______ 
How does this affect the amount of H2O produced?_______ 

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NH3 = _______ nitrogen and _______ hydrogen atoms

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1 mol O2 = _______ g

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5 x O2 = _______ oxygen

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phet Simulation:
Visualizing Stoichiometry 
In the simulation,  select Molecules  and select Make Ammonia to explore the reaction N2+H2→NH3.
What is the mole ratio of N2​ to H2​?  _______ 
What is the mole ratio of N2​ to NH3​? _______ 
How does increasing the number of H2 molecules affect the amount of NH3​ produced? _______ 
What happens if you double the number of N2​ molecules? _______ 

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What is the Mole Ratio?
__________H2O : __________ O2

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G=_______ 
U=_______ 

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E=What is the Mole Ratio?
__________ NO : __________ H2O

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G=_______ 
U=_______ 

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E=What is the Mole Ratio?
__________NO : __________NH3

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__________C + __________H2 --> __________CH4

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G=_______ 
U=_______ 

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E= what is the Mole Ratio?
__________ CH4 : __________H2

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__________H2O2 --> __________H2O + __________O2

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G=_______ 
U=_______ 

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E= What is the Mole Ratio?
__________ O2 : __________H2O2

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__________Na + __________Fe2O3 --> __________Na2O + __________Fe

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G=_______ 
U=_______ 

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E= what is the Mole Ratio?
__________ Na : __________Fe

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__________P4O10 + __________H2O --> __________H3PO4

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G= _______ 
U= _______ 

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After Balancing the equation, what is the Mole Ratio?
__________ P4O10 : __________H3PO4