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Chem Catalyst:. Fe + Cl 2 --> FeCl 3 How many moles of chlorine gas are required to produce 14 mol of iron (III) chloride? (Remember to BALANCE first!). Agenda:. Do Now- Mole ratios Notes & Examples - adding grams to stoichiometry HW: p. 361 #13, 14. Mole Ratios: Using grams.
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Chem Catalyst: Fe + Cl2 --> FeCl3 How many moles of chlorine gas are required to produce 14 mol of iron (III) chloride? (Remember to BALANCE first!)
Agenda: • Do Now- Mole ratios • Notes & Examples - adding grams to stoichiometry • HW: p. 361 #13, 14
Mole Ratios: Using grams *1. Convert value given in grams to moles 2. Mole ratio conversion *3. Convert answer in moles to grams Step 1: Only when the original measurement is in grams Step 3: Only when the goal of the problem is in grams
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