Give your students more practice with stoichiometric ratios in this ready to print puzzle. This activity contains 12 conceptual stoichiometry problems, with students using the mole ratio and determining:
how much is produced or consumed based on changing the mole amount available
how much excess reactant would remain based on the mole amounts available
Each problem is a numerical answer, which will be entered as part of a combination.
Once students have answered all problems, they will enter all 4 combinations on a puzzle sheet that includes clues such as "2 are correct. 1 is correctly placed and 1 is incorrectly placed." Using the 4 combinations, the 4 clues, and deductive reasoning, students will determine a final 3-digit code to crack the case!
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Give your students more practice with stoichiometric ratios in this ready to print puzzle. This activity contains 12 conceptual stoichiometry problems, with students using the mole ratio and determining:
how much is produced or consumed based on changing the mole amount available
how much excess reactant would remain based on the mole amounts available
Each problem is a numerical answer, which will be entered as part of a combination.
Once students have answered all problems, they will enter all 4 combinations on a puzzle sheet that includes clues such as "2 are correct. 1 is correctly placed and 1 is incorrectly placed." Using the 4 combinations, the 4 clues, and deductive reasoning, students will determine a final 3-digit code to crack the case!
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