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MIXED​ Stoichiometry Practice Review Problems

STEP 1:​ The following reaction will be used for this entire worksheet, please complete the balancing before going
on.

_​1​_Al​2​(SO​4​)​3​ + _​3​_Ca(OH)​2​ → __​2​_ Al(OH)​3​ + ​ ​3​ ​ CaSO​4

​ ​342.17 g/mol 74.10 g/mol 78.01 g/mol 136.15 g/mol

STEP 2:​ Calculator the molar mass of each compound in the balanced reaction and write the values above the
balanced reaction.

STEP 3:​ For aluminum sulfate, find the % of the metal in the compound. Please be sure to show your work. (Hint:
W5.1 work)

Al is the only metal, S and O are nonmetals. There are no metalloids

in the formula.
total mass Al 53.96 g
% Al = molar mass Al2 (SO4 )3 x 100 % = 342.17 g x 100 % = 15.77 %

STEP 4:​ Complete the following problems using ​a factor chart with units & chemicals.​ These problems
could require ONE ratio, TWO ratios or even THREE ratios. Look for clues & use your mole map if necessary.

PROBLEMS
1) ​ How many ​grams of calcium sulfate​ are produced from reacting ​2.59 moles of aluminum sulfate​?

3 mol CaSO4 136.15 g CaSO4

2.59 mol Al​2​(SO​4​)​3​ x 1 mol Al2 (SO4 )3 x 1 mol CaSO4 = 1057.89 g CaSO​4

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 _​1​_Al​2​(SO​4​)​3​ + _​3​_Ca(OH)​2​ → __​2​__ Al(OH)​3​ + __​3​__ CaSO​4
​ ​342.17 g/mol 74.10 g/mol 78.01 g/mol 136.15 g/mol

2) ​A chemist needs ​54.21 moles of aluminum hydroxide​, how many ​moles of calcium hydroxide​ are needed?

3 mol Ca(OH)2
54.21 mol Al(OH)​3​ x 2 mol Al (OH)3 = 81.32 mol Ca(OH)​2

3) ​ A scientist started her reaction with ​650.55 grams of aluminum sulfate​, how many ​grams of calcium sulfate
will she make?

1 mol Al (SO ) 3 mol CaSO 136.15 g CaSO4

650.55 g Al​2​(SO​4​)​3​ x 342.17 g Al2 (SO4 3) x 1 mol Al (SO 4) x 1 mol CaSO4 = ​776.56 g CaSO​4
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4) ​ How many ​moles of aluminum hydroxide​ are produced from the reaction of ​125.31 grams of calcium
hydroxide​?

1 mol Ca(OH) 2 mol Al(OH)

125.31 g Ca(OH)​2​ x 74.10 g Ca(OH)2 x 3 mol Ca(OH)3 = ​1.13 mol Al(OH)​3
2 2

5)​In a jar, there are ​75.29 grams of calcium sulfate​. How many ​molecules of calcium hydroxide​ were needed to
react based on the calcium sulfate?

1 mol CaSO 3 mol Ca(OH) 6.02 x 10 23 mlc Ca(OH)2

75.29 g CaSO​4​ x 136.15 g CaSO4 x 3 mol CaSO 2 x 1 mol Ca(OH)32 = ​3.33 x 10​ 23​ mlc Ca(OH)​2
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