GCSE Chemistry 1-9: Calculating The Maximum Mass

Calculate masses of reactants and products from balanced equations, given the mass of one substance

[kingakzk]

Thank you man i needed this I got GCSE's coming up and my chemistry needed some work. If people are reading the comments and need help with science watch Mr Barnes.

[KushArtVlogs]

I have my exams tomorrow and I was messed up with this part, thank you so much for the clear beautiful explanation. ❤🙏.

[cn]

I understand this because of this video! Thank you!

[lana]

How do you calculate the minimum mass?

[lana]

This video helped me to kind of understand this, thank you!

[bleumeu]

Thank you so much! This really helped :)

[Marayaa.]

This video is really helpful but I got a question of Li2CO3+ 2HNo3 - - > 2LiNo3 + H2O + CO2 and it asks me for the maximum mass of lithium nitrate. I understood the 1st step but i dont know which ones I need to times :( to get to the final answere
I'm stuck in the 1 mole of 2LiNO3= 76g and Im not sure if I have to divide it by 14.8 since it told me that a sample of lithium nitrate is prepared using14.8g if lithium carbonate.

[caliple]

What was the answer for the last example?

[arwaelrayess]

In step 2, why did we divide by the magnesium and not the oxygen? (Since we were given the atomic masses of both)

[Eihipishi]

Does it matter whether the mass is kg or g I thought we had to convert the 40kg tk g because of the mass unit

[ekene]

your better than the annoying freesciencelessons guy