CHM 115 High School Review Packet Spring 2025: Section 3.3 and 3.4

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Steps for Balancing Chemical Equations and Steps for Determining the Limiting Reactant

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Skeleton Equation

Translate the chemical statement into a what?

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Most Complex and Least Complex

Balance the atoms, starting with the _____ _______ substance (e.g. the one with the largest number of different atoms) and ending with the _____ ______ substance (e.g. an element)

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Whole Numbers

Adjust the coefficients to what?

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Balanced

Check that the equation is what?

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Matter

Add states of what?

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Balance the chemical equaiton, if not already balanced

When determining the limiting reactant, what must you do first?

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Calculate the moles of product produced from each of the given quantities of reactants.

What is the second step of determining the limiting reactant?

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Yes, just be consistent and use the same product for each reactant

Second Step of Determining the limiting reactant: If there are two products, can you choose either one?

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Whichever reactant produces the fewest moles of product

Step 3 of determining the limiting reactant: How do you know which reactant is limiting?

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amount of product formed

The relative amount of reactants do not determine which is limiting, but rather the
_____________, which is based on the molar ratio in the balanced equation.