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Moles to Compounds Conversion Worksheet with a Key

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Grades:
8-12
Answer Key:
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2
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  • Moles to Compounds Conversion Worksheet with a Key
  • Moles to Compounds Conversion Worksheet with a Key
  • Moles to Compounds Conversion Worksheet with a Key
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Description

Welcome! This worksheet features twelve-dimensional analysis problems that require Avogadro’s conversion factor. In Part I, students convert atoms or molecules of a substance to moles. In Part II, students convert moles of a substance to atoms or molecules. Part III offers two additional problems as a mixed review.
 
This worksheet also includes two sample problems with the answers fully mapped out that collectively show the use of the conversion factor used in both directions. I also included Avogadro’s conversion factor in full for both atoms and molecules in a small text box in the upper left corner.
 
I provided a full-page key with the answers in bold red font that shows the work for each problem. I also rounded each answer in the key to honor the multiplication/division rule of significant figures.
 
I assign this activity in my eighth-grade physical science class. A high school chemistry teacher could also utilize this worksheet for his or her opening unit about dimensional analysis.
 
This PDF file will become editable upon conversion to Microsoft Word using an Adobe Acrobat Reader DC app.
 
This activity complements the following dimensional analysis worksheets in my store:
  • Stoichiometry Practice Problem Set
  • Mixed Dimensional Analysis Review Problem Set
  • Molar Mass Conversion Worksheet
  • Molarity Conversion Problem Set
  • Mass to Compounds Conversion Worksheet
 
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