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Chapter 5 - Chemical Reactions Flashcards

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Reactant

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A substance that we start with that undergoes a change

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Product

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A new substance that forms during the reaction

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Evidence of a chemical reaction

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Change in color, production of light, formation of a solid, formation of a gas, change in heat

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law of conservation of mass

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Mass is always conserved

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Decomposition reaction

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Reactant: 1 compound, Product: 2 elements or smaller compounds, CD —> C + D

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Combination reaction

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Reactant: 2 elements or compounds, Product: 1 compound, A + B —> AB

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Single-displacement reaction

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Reactant: 1 element and 1 compound, Product: 1 element and 1 compound, A + CD —> C + AD

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Double-displacement reaction

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Reactant: 2 compounds, Product: 2 compounds, CD + EF —> CF + ED

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Metals can

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react with nonmetals to form an ionic compound

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Metal displacement

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One metal displaces another metal from another ionic compound

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Halogen displacement

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One halogen (ie. Br2) can displace a halide (ie. Br-)

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Halogen

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Diatomic

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Halide

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Monoatomic

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Activity series of halogen

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F2 > Cl2 > Br2 > I2

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Three types of double-displacement reactions

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Precipitation reactions, Acid-base reactions, gas formation reactions

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Precipitation reaction

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A double-displacement reaction in which the formation of an insoluble solid called a precipitate

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Gas formation reactions

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A double-displacement reaction in which a gas is formed, which helps drive the reaction to completion

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Acid-base neutralization reaction

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A double-displacement reaction in which the driving force is the formation of H2O

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Acid

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Compound starts with H

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Base

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Metal and OH-, N based molecular compounds (NH3)

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Combustion reactions

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Any reaction involving oxygen as a reactant and that rapidly produces heat and flame

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Molecular equations, ME

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A form of chemical equation in which substances are represented as they exist as molecules

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Ionic equations

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Represents the substances in their realistic forms in solution

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Strong electrolytes

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Separate into ions

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Don’t separate into ions

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weak electrolytes, nonelectrolytes, insoluble ionic compounds, gas and liquid compounds

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