Unit 4 · Chemical Reactions

Chapter 4.3

Stoichiometry and Titration: How Much Reacts

A recipe with two eggs per cake makes only as many cakes as the eggs allow, however much flour is on the shelf. A balanced equation is a recipe, and a titration runs it backward.

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By the end

  1. 01Use mole ratios from a balanced equation to relate reactant and product amounts
  2. 02Find the limiting reactant and the theoretical yield
  3. 03Combine stoichiometry with molarity and the ideal gas law
  4. 04Locate a titration's equivalence point from titrant and analyte amounts

In unit 4

  1. 4.1Writing What Happened: Evidence, Balanced Equations, and Net Ionic Equations
  2. 4.2Physical Change, Chemical Change, and the Three Kinds of Reaction
  3. 4.3Stoichiometry and Titration: How Much Reacts
  4. 4.4Brønsted–Lowry Acids and Bases: Proton Transfer
  5. 4.5Redox Reactions and Balancing with Half-Reactions
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