Warming up to Stoichiometry

This assignment is due before 5 AM, Tuesday, September 12th, 2000.

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The following three questions refer to the material you were to read in preparation to the lesson. Questions one and two require you to write a three or four sentence response. Number three is a multiple choice question. Click in the appropriate circle.

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WarmUp assignments are worth 5 points each lecture day towards your "WWW Exercises" score.




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This problem is as hard as any limiting reagent stoichiometry problems we will do this term! You work in a sandwich shop. You MUST make sandwiches according to the following formula: You use two pieces of bread, 4 pieces of meat, 2 pieces of cheese, 3 pieces of bacon and 2 ounces of special sauce. If you have 20 pieces of bread, 32 pieces of meat, 20 pieces of cheese, 21 pieces of bacon and one quart of special sauce, how many sandwiches can you make?



2.

Explain in simple terms how you solved warm-up #1. In particular, what questions did you ask yourself and what conclusions did you draw from the answers?





3.

Which statement best describes your feelings about the workshops (comments welcome below!)?

They are very valuable and enjoyable, I love them!

They are very good and are helping me learn a lot.

They are marginally better than traditional recitations.

They are not as valuable as traditional recitations.

Anything would be better than workshops.

Below is a space for your thoughts, including general comments about today's assignment. What was hard or confusing (or cool)? What would you like to spend extra time on in class? Do you see how this subject fits in with the others we have discussed?




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