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Answer 1

We need a tutorial on Stoichiometry/Moles!

Answer 2

@aaronq

Answer 3

School's got me really busy but I'll finish the one I had started as soon as I get a chance.

Answer 4

There are many tutorials out there for stoichiometry and dimensional analysis-type problems, here is a great one I found: http://www.chemcollective.org/activities/tutorials/stoich/reaction_stoi

I prefer videos. But, a discussion to improve upon confusing parts of videos is useful. Long-winded explanations is similar to reading a book, which most students already have to read in their textbook.

Answer 5

I agree, videos are much more helpful.

Answer 6

I agree to videos are much more helpful

Answer 7

I prefer videos.