Glucose and Oxygen
Learn the ways of stoichchemistry!
Reactions
Type of reaction: Combustion (because oxygen is always present mainly if something is burning.)
Usage in reality: Oxygen is transferred from all life on Earth and is also a part of combustion as it reacts as a gas.
Glucose: Provides supplements for plants and is present in almost everything consumable. It benefits the cellular respiration period within plants and gives out to organisms.
Balanced equations and state of matter
C*6 H*12 O*2 +6O*2==6CO*2= 6H*2 O+25ATP ( carbon hydrogen oxide yields dioxide)
Molar Mass of Oxygen: 32g
Molar Mass of Glucose: 180.16g
Limited and excess reactants
Theoretical and yield percent
Mass to mass
Conversions and Reactants
Mass to mass: Start with your given then write out the molar mass of the given. Next write out your coefficient ratios then convert the mole of the other ration to grams. Multiply all top then divide all bottom totaled.
Limiting & excess reactant: Place out your givens then start with either one and convert by the molar mass to moles then the coefficient ratio. Finally, convert the molar mass of the other reactant and repeat these steps with the other one. Once you've found your limited and excess reactant, always circle the limited reaction as it tells you how much of a product can be used before it becomes impossible.
Theoretical & percent yield: To find the theoretical yield you must use your given and solve similar to a mass to mass or mole to mole problem. After you've found your theoretical, divide it by your given actual yield. Then multiply by 100.