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Without using numbers, explain the significance if the mole ratio term works out to 1/1 for any given stoichiometry exercise.

Without using numbers, explain the significance if the mole ratio term works out to 1/1 for any given stoichiometry exercise.
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Without using numbers, explain the significance if the mole ratio term works out to 1/1 for any given stoichiometry exercise.

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The ratio 1/1 implies that the quantity of the reactant needed and the product formed are the same.
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An equal molar ratio indicates that equal amounts of the reactants (in moles) react to form the product.
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