Stoichiometry Foldable Directions 2 DIRECTIONS: Step 1: MOLE to MOLE Conversion Fold the sheet of paper in half “hot dog” style. Now fold the paper in half once then another time, giving you four folded sections Open the paper up, and then fold the 2 outermost sections toward the middle. Giving you four sections facing you On the top left and top right sections make a small box in each section and write MOLE On the uppermost left section write “Moles of Given”. At the bottom of the section, in parenthesis, write from the problem On the uppermost right section write “# of Moles of Unknown”. At the bottom of this section in parenthesis, write coefficient from balanced equation On the bottom right section write “# of Moles of Given”. At the bottom of this section, in parenthesis, write coefficient from balanced equation The bottom left section should be left BLANK This is the set up (or T-chart) for a mole to mole conversion Step 2: MASS to MASS Conversion Open up the foldable to the inside, there are eight blank sections here On the top outermost left and right sections make a small box in each section and write MASS. *These sections can also apply to representative particles to representative particles or liters to liters On the uppermost left section write “Mass of given”. At the bottom of the section, in parenthesis, write from the problem In the next upper section, the 2nd section, write “1 Mole of the Given” In the third upper section, write “# of Moles of Unknown”. At the bottom of this section in parenthesis, write coefficient from balanced equation In the last upper section, all the way to the right, write “Molar Mass of unknown”. At the bottom of the section, in parenthesis, write find on the periodic table The bottom left section should be left BLANK In the next bottom section, the 2nd section, write “Molar Mass of the Given”. At the bottom of the section, in parenthesis, write find on the periodic table In the next bottom section, the 3rdsection, write “# of Moles of Given”. At the bottom of this section, in parenthesis, write coefficient from balanced equation In the last bottom section, all the way to the right, write “1 Mole of Unknown”. This is the set up (or T-chart) for a Mass to Mass (or gram to gram) conversion. *This type of problem is considered to be a 3 step conversion; because you are using 3 different conversion factors. *A MOLE to MASS or MASS to MOLE Conversion are considered to be 2 step problems because you use 2 conversions (molar mass of given to mole of given and then mole ratio between known and unknown)