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Notes for this unit: To work the problems: Read the problem. If the problem has 2 or more chemicals then write a balanced equation. Write the given above the balanced equation. Write = to the given Stoichiometry (If you are given or for a volume at conditions go to 6/7.) Change the given to moles. Mole to mole ratio (use the balanced equation.) Change moles to the unit you are . a volume at conditions. Change the given to moles. Mole to mole ratio (use the balanced equation.) Change moles to the unit by using PV = nRT solve for “V”. (V = nRT/P) X L@ cond = Given g 1 mole given # mole R T = ans L@ cond. Gmm given # mole given P Given a volume at conditions. Change the given to moles by using PV = nRT solve for “n”. (PV/RT = n) Mole to mole ratio (use the balanced equation.) Change moles to the unit X g = Given L (V) P # mole Gmm = ans g. T R # mole given 1 mole  Homework: All practice problems Chapter 11 section 3 pg 348-349, page 358 #28, 29, and Page 939 305-306. If sodium is dropped into water, 35.6 L of hydrogen is produced how many grams of sodium hydroxide is produced? Phosphorus (P4) burns in oxygen gas to produce tetraphosphorus decoxide. If phosphorus is ignited in a flask containing 750 mL of oxygen at STP, how many grams of P4O10 are formed? Magnesium burns in oxygen to produce magnesium oxide. If magnesium is ignited in a flask containing 0.500 liter of oxygen at STP, how many grams of magnesium oxide are produced? Turpentine (C10H16) burns in chlorine to produce carbon and hydrogen chloride according to the equation: C10H16 (l) + Chlorine (g) ( Carbon (s) + hydrogen chloride (g) How many liters of hydrogen chloride at STP are produced from 150.0 g of C10H16? a. How many grams of sucrose (C12H22O11) are produced from 224 liters of carbon dioxide at STP?  Water is also a reactant. Sucrose is sugar. Oxygen is a product.b. How many liters of carbon dioxide at STP are needed to p