Today we discussed limiting reagents - basically the ingredient that limits how much products you can make. A reagent is a fancy word for reactant.
For
a S'more, you need a graham cracks (to break in half), a marshmallow,
and two squares of chocolate. If you have 10 marshmallows, then you can
only make 10 sandwiches no matter how many graham crackers you have.
In
a chemistry problem, you have to take what's given to you and convert
to the products (so two sets of conversions) and
then determine if what you NEED is what you HAVE. Whichever produces the least amount of product is the limitng reactant. It's really a thought
process applied to stoichiometry and unfortunately a necessary evil.
Upwelling
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Today in class we discussed water temperature and upwelling. For notes we
continued talking about water movement and addressed ocean temperature and
locat...
6 years ago
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