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Stoichiometry. Problem. If 16.8g of CO is mixed under high pressure with 1.78g of H 2 . What is the mass of ethanol (CH 3 OH) will be produced?. What do you do first?. Balance the equation CO g to methanol moles H 2 g to methanol moles. CORRECT!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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StoichiometryStoichiometry

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ProblemProblem

• If 16.8g of CO is mixed under high If 16.8g of CO is mixed under high pressure with 1.78g of Hpressure with 1.78g of H22. What is . What is the mass of ethanol (CHthe mass of ethanol (CH33OH)OH) will be will be produced?produced?

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What do you do first?What do you do first?

• Balance the equationBalance the equation

• CO g to methanol molesCO g to methanol moles

• HH22 g to methanol moles g to methanol moles

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CORRECT!CORRECT!

• CO+HCO+H22 CH CH33OHOH

• Which equation balances the reaction?Which equation balances the reaction?

CO+2HCO+2H2 2 2CH 2CH33OHOH

CO+2HCO+2H2 2 CHCH33OHOH

3CO+3H3CO+3H22 2CH 2CH33OHOH

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INCORRECT!INCORRECT!

• Remember that you need to have Remember that you need to have both sides of the reaction equal both sides of the reaction equal before you can make an equationbefore you can make an equation

Try AgainTry Again

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CORRECTCORRECT

• CO+2HCO+2H2 2 CHCH33OHOH

• What is next?What is next?

Convert everything to molesConvert everything to moles

Convert everything to gramsConvert everything to grams

• leave everything as it isleave everything as it is

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INCORRECTINCORRECT

TRY AGAINTRY AGAIN

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INCORRECT!INCORRECT!

• Remember that you need to have Remember that you need to have both sides of the reaction equal both sides of the reaction equal before you can make an equationbefore you can make an equation

Try AgainTry Again

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CorrectCorrect

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SETTING UP THE EQUATIONSSETTING UP THE EQUATIONSwhich is correct?which is correct?

OHgCHOHmolCH

OHgCHx

molCO

OHmolCHx

gCO

molCOgCOx 3

3

3314.9

1

93.58

1

1

05.32

168.1

OHgCHOHmolCH

OHgCHx

molCO

OHmolCHx

gCO

molCOgCOx 3

3

3314.9

1

05.32

1

1

93.58

168.1

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SETTING UP THE SETTING UP THE EQUATIONSEQUATIONS

OHCHOHmolCH

OHCHx

molH

OHmolCHx

gH

molHxgH 3

3

3

2

3

2

22 12.14

1

202

2

1

05.32

178.1

OHCHOHmolCH

OHCHx

molH

OHmolCHx

gH

molHxgH 3

3

3

2

3

2

22 12.14

1

05.32

2

1

202

178.1

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Which element is limiting?Which element is limiting?16.8gCo = 9.14gCH16.8gCo = 9.14gCH33OHOH1.78gH1.78gH2 2 = 14.12gCH= 14.12gCH33OHOH

CoCo HH22

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INCORRECT, remember that INCORRECT, remember that the smaller number symbolizes the smaller number symbolizes a limiting reactant. And larger a limiting reactant. And larger number will have an excessive number will have an excessive amountamount

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Which element is excessive?Which element is excessive? 16.8gCo = 9.14gCH 16.8gCo = 9.14gCH33OHOH1.78gH1.78gH2 2 = 14.12gCH= 14.12gCH33OHOH

CoCo HH22

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CONGRATULATIONSCONGRATULATIONS

• You now know how to do You now know how to do stoichiometry stoichiometry

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INCORRECTINCORRECT

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INCORRECTINCORRECT


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