Junior Chemistry: Stoichiometry 1

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• molecules

[Ontioro]

Far out, Americans teach Stoichiometry so much better than Australians... Our teachers make it so much harder than it is :/

[bannanaiscool]

@Ontioro More accurately...Canadian!

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[cookiejam21]

epic hahaha 2:01

[whoscatherine]

Be my chemistry teacher!

[daffodilZephyr]

im watching this because we just spent 4 weeks on stoichiometry and I had no idea what was going on. This helps so much.

[tart9]

This was so revolutionary that I did a triple backflip. Thanks a lot!

[yaybikinis]

@cookiejam21 best gif ever



[themomo6710]

you do it!

[MrPhxkinMassacre]

i have been trying to learn this for 4 months and you taught it to me in 4 minutes. you are my new best friend :D

[TheNextAnstine]

this is cool

[torithegreatest2]

I love the way you teach this!

[skagworm]

You taught me more in 2 mins than my teacher does in 2 days. Tyvm, had to watch this because my test is tomorrow lol

[UltimateSN1PA]

Please replace my chem teacher!

But how would you figure out how many moles of an element are needed to react with (x) amount of moles of another element?