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What is stoichiomestry?

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∙ 12y ago
Updated: 10/23/2022

"Stoichiometry" (note that there is no second "s") is the study of the relative masses in recipes for chemical reactions.

A stoichiometric mixture is a mixture with exactly the right proportions of the various reactants to produce a given set of products; it takes no account of whether it may be appropriate to have one particular reactant in excess to help drive the reaction forward.

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