Chemistry
Chemistry, 22.03.2021 21:50, jjackson0010

The reason you need a balanced chemical equation to do stoichiometric calculations is: A: so the equation won’t tip over
B: so the actual yield can be calculated
C: so you have the correct mole ratio( switchover step)
D: so you can calculate the number of grams.

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