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En tu cuaderno, realiza una ficha informativa sobre cómo podrían aplicar los cálculos estequiométricos para la estandarización d

el proceso de los hotcakes, por ejemplo, las cantidades de los ingredientes que necesitas para preparar 10 hotcakes y los cálculos necesarios para preparar 20 o 30 hotcakes. Agrega una pequeña conclusión en donde argumentes la importancia de los cálculos estequiométricos Una vez finalices debes subirla a tu grupo de la plataforma.
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