In the stoichiometry Gizmo Activity B you were reminded about dimensional analysis and conversion factors. In order to go from one substance in the balanced equation to another, you need the MOLE RATIO which you get from the balanced equation. THe Gizmos doesn't call it a mole ratio but this is what it is called because it is the ratio between substances (the coefficients). If 2A + 3B yields 4 C + 5 D, what is the mole ratio between reactants? 04 C to 5 D O 2A to 3B O 5D to 3B O 2A to 4 C

In the stoichiometry Gizmo Activity B you were reminded about dimensional analysis and conversion factors. In order to go from one substance in the balanced equation to another, you need the MOLE RATIO which you get from the balanced equation. THe Gizmos doesn't call it a mole ratio but this is what it is called because it is the ratio between substances (the coefficients). If 2A + 3B yields 4 C + 5 D, what is the mole ratio between reactants? 04 C to 5 D O 2A to 3B O 5D to 3B O 2A to 4 C

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