- Search 5:50 PM Tue Jun 15+?L 90%Edited - Complete this.pdfVIRTUAL CHEMISTRY LABSTOICHIOMETRYPART A: WATCH THE VIDEO to fill in the blanks and answer the questions.Cake Recipe1 cup of sugar1 cup of flour2 eggs% cup of milkStoichiometry is a method of calculating the amounts of products or reactants bascd on achemical equation. It is very similar to baking1. Complete table I by adjusting the recipe (image I) so that the missing ingredientsalign with the data that is already filled in.Image 1: Cake RecipeTable 1: Adjusting the cake recipeSugar (cups)Flour (cups)Number of EggsMilk (cups)Number of Cakes221/224426.Sugar (cups)Flour (cups)Number of eggsMilk (cups)Number of cakes14.6.2. How many grams of NH, are produced when 890.1 grams of N, gas react according to the followingbalanced chemical equation. Show your work for full credit.N, + 3H, -→ 2NH,2. 2.22.Sugar (cups)Flour (cups)Number of eggsMilk (cups)Number of cak111/24.6.2. How many grams of NH, are produced when 890.1 grams of N, gas react according to the followingbalanced chemical equation. Show your work for full credit.N, + 3H, 2NH,

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