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    The document is an exit ticket asking two questions: 1) What is the student's muddiest point about stoichiometry so far? and 2) What can the teacher do to help the student feel comfortable with the topic. It also provides a chemical reaction and asks how many grams of oxygen will react with 75.9g of C2H6.

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    The document is an exit ticket asking two questions: 1) What is the student's muddiest point about stoichiometry so far? and 2) What can the teacher do to help the student feel comfortable with the topic. It also provides a chemical reaction and asks how many grams of oxygen will react with 75.9g of C2H6.

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    The document is an exit ticket asking two questions: 1) What is the student's muddiest point about stoichiometry so far? and 2) What can the teacher do to help the student feel comfortable with the topic. It also provides a chemical reaction and asks how many grams of oxygen will react with 75.9g of C2H6.

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    Exit Ticket 1) What is your muddiest point about

    stoich so far?
    2) What can Mr. Eyolfson do to help
    you get to a place where you’re
    comfortable

    2C2H6 + 7O2 → 4CO2 + 6H2O

    How many grams of oxygen will react


    with 75.9g of C2H6

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