Chemical Reactions
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- Q1reactantstarting material in a chemical reaction30sEditDelete
- Q2combustionCxHy + O2 --> CO2 + H2O30sEditDelete
- Q3catalystused to speed up chemical reactions30sEditDelete
- Q4productending material in a chemical reaction30sEditDelete
- Q5single replacementAB + C --> CB + A30sEditDelete
- Q6subscriptnever changed to balance chemical equation30sEditDelete
- Q7empiricalformula written in the lowest whole number ratio30sEditDelete
- Q8coefficientswhole numbers used to balance chemical equation30sEditDelete
- Q9decompositionAB --> A + B30sEditDelete
- Q10diatomicmeans having 2 atoms Ex. H, N, F30sEditDelete
- Q11double replacementAB + CD --> AD + CB30sEditDelete
- Q12synthesis (combination)A + B --> AB30sEditDelete
- Q13law of conservation of masssays that mass is the same before and after a chemical reaction30sEditDelete
- Q141number used to keep the number of atoms the same30sEditDelete
- Q15eventry this type of number if there is an odd number of atoms on 1 side30sEditDelete
- Q16LiMost reactive metal on the activity series30sEditDelete
- Q17FMost reactive halogen30sEditDelete
- Q18compound and elementProducts of a single replacement reaction30sEditDelete
- Q192 compounds (salt or precipitate)Products of a double replacement reaction30sEditDelete
- Q20heatA triangle is a symbol for this in a chemical reaction30sEditDelete