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Name___________________________ Partner’s Name______________________<br />

<strong>Stoichiometry</strong> <strong>worksheet</strong><br />

All data and answers will be collected in the table on the back page:<br />

Use the back of the sheets for extra space.<br />

You do not need to replicate your partner’s work, just enter it in the table.<br />

What is the name and formula of your compound?<br />

Calculate the molar mass of your compound. Show your work. Two sigs after the<br />

decimal point will be fine, using our periodic table.<br />

Write a balanced double replacement reaction between your two compounds.<br />

+ → +


Start with 10.00g of whichever compound comes first alphabetically:<br />

Both of you do this part… check each other’s work.<br />

How many moles of the first compound do you have?<br />

How many moles of the other compound will you need for a complete reaction?<br />

How many grams will this be (of the 2 nd compound)?<br />

Each partner choose one of the two products:<br />

How many moles of your product will you make?<br />

What is the molar mass of your product? Your partner will calculate the other molar<br />

mass.<br />

How many grams of your product did you make? How about your partner’s product?


Name<br />

Compound<br />

name<br />

Compound<br />

formula<br />

Molar mass<br />

(g/mol)<br />

Mass of this<br />

compound (g)<br />

Moles of this<br />

compound<br />

(mol)<br />

Compound<br />

name<br />

Compound<br />

formula<br />

Molar mass<br />

(g/mol)<br />

Mass of this<br />

compound (g)<br />

Moles of this<br />

compound<br />

(mol)<br />

Your Information<br />

About the reactants<br />

About the products<br />

Your Partner’s Information<br />

At the very end, and only then…. Double-check your work using conservation of mass.<br />

______________g + _______________g =? ________________g + ____________g

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