Stoichiometric Mole Ratios UPCAT Reviewer: Lesson and Practice
TEACHER ABI UPCAT SCIENCE Stoichiometric Mole Ratios Turn balanced coefficients into conversion factors without guessing proportions. 5-10 minute lesson 27 original questions Adaptive practice Saves progress Lesson Shortcut Examples Skill Check Practice Mastery FAQ MY STATUS Stoichiometric Mole Ratios Not yet verified on this browser. NOT STARTED QUICK REVIEW Balanced coefficients are mole relationships A balanced chemical equation describes particle and mole ratios—not gram ratios. N₂ + 3H₂ → 2NH₃ This means 1 mol N₂ reacts with 3 mol H₂ to form 2 mol NH₃. Balance first Never take a mole ratio from an unbalanced equation. Units guide the setup Arrange the conversion factor so the starting unit cancels. DO IT FAST Given × wanted/given Write the given moles, then multiply by a coefficient fraction with the wanted substance on top and the given substance below . Why it works The balanced coefficients describe proportional amounts, so the conversion factor equals one reaction-scale re...