Chemical Reactions page 86-98 Flashcards
What are chemical reactions?
A chemical reaction is a change in which atoms rearranged to create new substances. The atoms are joined together in one way before the reaction and in a different way after the reaction.
What do all chemical reactions do?
They make new substances.
They transfer energy to or from the surroundings.
What things might you notice to determine if it is a chemical reaction?
You might see huge flames or tiny sparks.
You might notice a sweet smell or a foul stink.
You might feel the chemicals getting hotter or colder. You might hear a loud bang or gentle fizzing.
( you don’t need to memorise all of this at least know two )
What useful substances do chemical reactions form?
They form medicines such as paracetamol.
They form fabrics such as polyester.
They from building materials such as cement.
What type chemical reaction is not useful?
Rusting is not useful it can damage cars, boats and bridges.
What do chemists use catalysts for?
They use them to speed up a slow reaction.
What is a physical change?
A change that is reversible, in which new substances are not made.
What are some examples of physical changes?
Examples of physical changes include changes of state, and dissolving.
What two elements react to make carbon dioxide?
Carbon and oxygen react to make carbon dioxide.
What does carbon dioxide from as?
It forms as an invisible gas.
What happens if you heat iron fillings and sulphur powder?
The mixture glows red, a new substance forms.
What are reactants?
Reactants are the starting substances in chemical reaction.
What are products?
The substances made in the reactions are called products.
What are hazards?
Hazards are possible sources of danger.
What are risks?
Risks are the chances of damage or injury from hazards.