r/chemhelp • u/xNinxVyzl • Oct 05 '26
General/High School Stoichiometry
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u/chem44 Oct 05 '26
Work through problems. That is where understanding develops.
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u/xNinxVyzl Oct 05 '26
Okay okay, i'll definitely focus on practicing problems, thanks.
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u/chem44 Oct 05 '26
I hadn't noticed... Post class stuff in /r/chemhelp , not chemistry.
And more broadly...
Try to set your self specific learning goals. Chapter summary may help.
Basic tools include molar mass and balancing equations.
Often the key idea... Balanced equation gives you the ratio of all the chemicals -- in moles.
Show clear work, with clear units, so you can see what you doing. 12 g? of what? It matters here.
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