Be able to do:
STOICHIOMETRY PROBLEMS including
writing balanced chemical equations from word equations, identifying knowns and unknowns, converting from grams to moles, moles of known to moles of unknown, moles of unknown to grams of unknown
or 
converting to heat/enthalpy (kJ)
Practice Problems for Test Chapter 9
1. For the reaction C + O2 ---> CO2, 394 kJ/mole are produced when carbon dioxide forms. How
much heat is produced when 10 grams of carbon are burned?

answer:  328 kJ
2. Balance the following reactions then identify the type of reaction (see HOMEWORK #3)
KOH + AlCl
3   ---> Al(OH)3 + KCl

CH
4 + O2 ---> CO2 + H2O

K + H
2O --> KOH  + H2

SO
3 + H2O  ---> H2SO4

N
2 + H2 ----> NH3 + 22kcal




answers: 3:1:1:3, double displacement;   1:2:1:2 combustion;  2:2:2:1 single displacement;  1:1:1
synthesis or composition; 1:3:2 synthesis or composition (exothermic reaction)
Be able to define:
COEFFICIENT
BALANCED CHEMICAL EQUATION
SUBSCRIPT
ENERGY = ENTHALPY or HEAT ENERGY
EXOTHERMIC
ENDOTHERMIC
MOLE
DISSOLVE
CATALYST
ACTUAL vs THEORETICAL YIELD
MOLE RATIO
MOLE
GRAM (MASS)
Gram Formula Weight GFW
CALORIMETER (see experiment about burning nuts)
Other Links which may help you:

Chemtutor
   or   
Stoichiometry Example

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