This document contains 5 stoichiometry problems involving the reaction of various chemicals. Problem 1 involves the reaction of sodium metasilicate with hydrofluoric acid to form hydrogen silicofluoride, sodium fluoride, and water. Problems 2 and 3 balance equations for the reaction of glucose and the unbalanced reaction of iron(III) oxide with carbon monoxide, respectively. Problem 4 determines the limiting reactant and theoretical yield when sodium hydroxide and carbon dioxide react. Problem 5 calculates the theoretical and percent yield of bromobenzene from the reaction of benzene with bromine.
This document contains 5 stoichiometry problems involving the reaction of various chemicals. Problem 1 involves the reaction of sodium metasilicate with hydrofluoric acid to form hydrogen silicofluoride, sodium fluoride, and water. Problems 2 and 3 balance equations for the reaction of glucose and the unbalanced reaction of iron(III) oxide with carbon monoxide, respectively. Problem 4 determines the limiting reactant and theoretical yield when sodium hydroxide and carbon dioxide react. Problem 5 calculates the theoretical and percent yield of bromobenzene from the reaction of benzene with bromine.
This document contains 5 stoichiometry problems involving the reaction of various chemicals. Problem 1 involves the reaction of sodium metasilicate with hydrofluoric acid to form hydrogen silicofluoride, sodium fluoride, and water. Problems 2 and 3 balance equations for the reaction of glucose and the unbalanced reaction of iron(III) oxide with carbon monoxide, respectively. Problem 4 determines the limiting reactant and theoretical yield when sodium hydroxide and carbon dioxide react. Problem 5 calculates the theoretical and percent yield of bromobenzene from the reaction of benzene with bromine.
This document contains 5 stoichiometry problems involving the reaction of various chemicals. Problem 1 involves the reaction of sodium metasilicate with hydrofluoric acid to form hydrogen silicofluoride, sodium fluoride, and water. Problems 2 and 3 balance equations for the reaction of glucose and the unbalanced reaction of iron(III) oxide with carbon monoxide, respectively. Problem 4 determines the limiting reactant and theoretical yield when sodium hydroxide and carbon dioxide react. Problem 5 calculates the theoretical and percent yield of bromobenzene from the reaction of benzene with bromine.
