Which calculation would require a mole ratio as a conversion factor?
quick answer would be appreciated! test is timed
moles of reactant to moles of product
grams of reactant to moles of product
grams of reactant to grams of a different reactant
all of the above

all of the above

Explanation:

The question refers to stoichiometry of a balanced chemical reaction. When a chemical reaction is balanced, the mole ratio of reactants and product are of utmost importance in making any kind of calculation involving the reaction.

We could determine;

I) the mass of another reactant

II) the mass/ number of moles of product by just taking the mole ratio of the species involved.

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