You are a newly hired waiter at the STOICHIOMETRY BURGER RESTAURANT. Mostcustomer of SBR are chemists. The restaurant is famous for the unique way in which its customersorder foods- they give their orders as stoichiometric problems. Your task as a waiter is to solve theproblems and take actual orders to the cook.Here are the specific masses of the ingredients used in the menu itemsSymbolMass (g)B58.33C21.25P65.50IngredientBurger bunCheeseBurger patty Here are the amounts of ingredients needed and the balanced equations for the recipes of SBR'sfamous burgerBuy 1 Take 1 Classic burger (BP)Mass (g)MoleCheese Burger (BPC) BMass (g)MoleDouble Cheese Burger(BP 2C)Mass (g)MoleCustomer orders58.331Customer 1Unit plan:Solution / Answer:Order:+B₂ + P₂116.61B +58.331P +65.501131.01C-------21.252P + C---131.0221.251→→2 BP247.661→ BP 2CBPC210.581145.081: How many moles of buns do you need to make 725.4 g of cheeseburger?Customer 2: How many moles of burger patties do you need to make 5 moles of double cheeseburgerUnit plan:Solution / Answer:OrderCustomer 3: How many grams of classic burger will be produced from 699.9 g of buns?Unit plan:Solution / Answer:Order:Customer 4: How many grams of double cheese burger will be produced from 191.25 g of cheeseUnit plan:Solution / Answer:Order:

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Customer 1 : How many moles of buns do you need to make 725.4 g of cheeseburger? Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order: Customer 2: How many moles of burger patties do you need to make 5 moles of double cheeseburger Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order Customer 3: How many grams of classic burger will be produced from 699.9 g of buns? Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order: Customer 4: How many grams of double cheese burger will be produced from 191.25 g of cheese Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order:

Customer 1 : How many moles of buns do you need to make 725.4 g of cheeseburger? Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order: Customer 2: How many moles of burger patties do you need to make 5 moles of double cheeseburger Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order Customer 3: How many grams of classic burger will be produced from 699.9 g of buns? Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order: Customer 4: How many grams of double cheese burger will be produced from 191.25 g of cheese Unit plan: Solution / Answer: Order:

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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