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    A set of stoichiometry problems to help you understand your gases. Use the ideal gas law and then reaction stoichiometry to solve the problems.

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    A set of stoichiometry problems to help you understand your gases. Use the ideal gas law and then reaction stoichiometry to solve the problems.

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    Gas Stoichiometry Practice and Some Hard Problems To Test Your Understanding. Note: Some Units Are Missing, But Use Your Best Judgement.

    Uploaded by

    Colin Feng
    A set of stoichiometry problems to help you understand your gases. Use the ideal gas law and then reaction stoichiometry to solve the problems.

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    14.

    4Quiz
    1. Whatarethe4stepsforsolvingagasstoichiometry
    problem,giventhewordsandthedescriptionsofthe
    problem?

    2.Watercanbeformedbytheburningofhydrogenandoxygen
    gasesathightemperatures.Ifweuse5.9LitersofOxygeninthe
    reaction,thenhowmanyLitersofwaterwillbeformed?

    3.HydrogengasandCarboncanformapoisonousgascalled
    Methane.Assumingwehaveconstantpressureandtemperature
    duringthereaction,and67LitersofMethaneformedbythe
    reactionoftheformertwogases,whatisthevolumeofthe
    Hydrogengas,inLiters?

    4.Methanol(CH3OH),orrubbingantisepticcanbecombustedby
    theforceofOxygengas.Assumingthatthetemperatureduring
    thereactionis100Candthepressureis4.4atm,whatisthe
    numberofmolesofMethanolgiven100gramsofwater
    byproduct.

    5.SodiumAzide(NaN3)willdecomposewhenheatedintoSodium
    andNitrogengas.Assumingthatthereactionhappensat175C
    temperature,2245Mercurypressure,and185gramsofSodium
    Azideisdecomposed,thenwhatisthevolumeofthesodium
    formedundertheseconditionsinLiters?

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