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Intro To Chemical Reactions Slide Show

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Question 1
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What happens during a chemical reaction?

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Question 7
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What does the + sign mean

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Question 9
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Glow sticks are an example of a chemical change

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Question 10
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Hand warmers are an example of chemical changes

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Question 11
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Vinegar and baking soda is an example of a chemical change.

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Question 12
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Rust is not an example of a chemical change.

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Question 13
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Slime is not an example of a precipitate.

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Atoms are not rearranged to from a new substance
New substances are formed with the rearrangement of atoms
No new substance is formed
Question 2
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What 2 elements are shown in the slide to your right?

Question 3
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What side of the yield arrow do you find the reactants?

Question 4
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Substances that are destroyed by the chemical change are the reactants.

Question 5
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Substances created by the chemical change are called products

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What side of the yield arrow do you find the products?

separates just 2 reactants products
separates 2 or more reactants or products
separates zero reactants or products
Question 8
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What does the arrow/yield sign mean?

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What is the subscript in a chemical equation?

Question 15
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What is the subscript in a chemical equation?

Question 16
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What elements are present in the chemical equation?

Question 17
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Exothermic energy aborbs heat energy from its surroundings.

Question 18
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Endothermic energy releases heat energy to its surroundings.

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Question 20
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Check all boxes that are examples of exothermic energy
ice cream melting
crayons melting in the sun
lighting a match
hand warmers
combustion car engine
frozen lake
Check all boxes that are examples of endothermic energy
crayons melting in the sun
hand warmers
lighting a match
frozen lake
combustion car engine
ice cream melting