Study for these types of problems

[jordanginyard_]

Besides the textbook problems and the sapling problems, where can we find more limiting reactant calculations problems for practice?

[Audrey Han 3L]

Workshops and step up sessions are a great way to find more practice problems! Maybe you can ask the UA's for their previous worksheets.

[Melis Kasaba 2B]

I've found Khan Academy to be quite useful. https://www.khanacademy.org/science/chemistry/chemical-reactions-stoichiome/limiting-reagent-stoichiometry/e/limiting_reagent_stoichiometry Also, some of the UAs that teach the peer learning sessions have posted their worksheets to Chemistry Community or in a Google Drive, and some of the earlier sessions have definitely covered limiting reactants. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Hte6Qhz9L_RiVvOia9hd0iN0h4xRglOj?usp=sharing

[Ravdeep Warar 2G]

The UA Peer learning sessions and workshops that are held every day give additional practice problems and can also give clarifications on coursework.
https://lavelle.chem.ucla.edu/wp-content/supporting-files/Chem14A/Chem14UA_PL_ALL.pdf

[Samantha Pedersen 2K]

In addition to the great resources mentioned above, you can review the pre-assessment and post-assessment of the Audio-Visual Focus Topic on Limiting Reactant Calculations for more practice. The Workshops and Step-Up Sessions are also a great way to do additional practice problems that are representative of what we might see on an exam.

[Keeryth Sandhu 1H]

You can look at the assessments for the modules on our course website. I personally find the assessments to be helpful

[Darlene Lien 3E]

Another good way to get practice problems might be to google them. There are a lot of good practice problems on the web, so I'm sure just searching them up would be a good way to get practice problems. Hope this helps!