CHEMICAL EQUATIONS Flashcards

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a written statement that uses symbols and formulas instead of words to describe the changes that occur in a chemical reaction

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Chemical equation

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2
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substances that combine in the reaction

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Reactants

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3
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are substances that are formed by the reaction

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Products

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4
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found between reactants, means “reacts”

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arrow right

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5
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separates each reactant and each product, it means “react with combines with”

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+

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6
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placed after the formula of a product that is a gas

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7
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placed after the formula of a product that is an insoluble solid

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8
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indicates the physical state of the substance

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Physical state

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9
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indicates the substance is a gas

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(g)

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10
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indicates the substance is liquid

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(l)

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11
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indicates the substance is solid

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(s)

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12
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means the substance in in aqueous

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(ag)

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13
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numbers placed in front of the formulas to balance the equation

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Coefficients

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14
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words or symbols placed above or below the arrow to indicate conditions used to make the reaction occur

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Conditions

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15
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triangle above arrow

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Heat is added

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16
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triangle below arrow

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Electrical energy is added

17
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a substance that alters the speed of the reactions without being consumed in the reaction

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Catalyst

18
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steps in writing and balancing a chemical equation

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  1. Write the correct formulas for the reactants and products
  2. Start with the more complex parts first
  3. Balance elements one at a time by placing the smallest possible whole number. H and O are the last to be balanced
  4. A balanced equation should have the same number of atoms of each elements on both sides of equation
  5. Polyatomic ions or radicals are balanced as a group
19
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a reaction to form one product

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Direct combination or Syntesis

20
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one compound breaks down into 2 or more new substances

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Decomposition or Analysis

21
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reaction between an element and a compound wherein the element replaces another element in a compound

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Replacement or Displacement

22
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used to predict the products of replacement reactions

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Electromotive or Activity series

23
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two compounds react to form two new compounds, there is an interchange of ions or radicals

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Double replacement or Metathesis