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Structure

Tips to approach solution stoichiometry

Just follow these 4 steps.

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Balance the chemical equation ( And make sure the charges make sense as well )
Use $C = \frac{n}{V}$ $\iff n = CV$ to get the amount of the substance
TO keep consistent and make sure to never make an unit area, always keep in $dm^3$ , decimeter cubed.
Use the basis of stoichiometry/mole ratios in other to find the amount of other substances.