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High School Science - HS-PS1-7 - Stoichiometry Centered
High School Science - HS-PS1-7 - Stoichiometry Centered
High School Science - HS-PS1-7 - Stoichiometry Centered

6 Questions

NGSS.HS-PS1-7
1

A reaction chamber contains a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gas as shown in the "Initial State" diagram below.

2

A student decomposes potassium chlorate to produce oxygen gas and collects the gas over water. Some oxygen may be lost if the collection system leaks.

3

A lab team produces ammonia using the reaction

4

A student mixes sodium and chlorine in a sealed container to form table salt. The reaction is:

5

A student runs a reaction in a sealed container that stays on a balance. The student compares the mass before and after the reaction.

6

A student mixes 10.0 g CaCO₃ with 15.0 g HCl in a flask connected to a gas syringe. The syringe collects the CO₂ produced. The balanced reaction is:

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