What is the objective of this experiment?
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Which chemicals are being used in this experiment?
What quantitative data will you record in this lab?
What is the caution that you are given in the procedure?
A change that produces a new substance is considered a
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Examples of chemical properties include:
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Examples of physical change include:
What should you do first if you spill chemicals in lab?
Match the term to its definition.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
chemical formula | arrow_right_alt | abbreviation for a specific element |
subscript | arrow_right_alt | a collection of symbols and formulae which describes a chemical reaction |
chemical equation | arrow_right_alt | abbreviation for a specific compound |
coefficient | arrow_right_alt | a process where atoms rearrange to form new substances |
chemical reaction | arrow_right_alt | a starting substance in a chemical reaction |
symbol | arrow_right_alt | what forms as a result of a chemical reaction |
product | arrow_right_alt | in 4H3C2H5O7 , the number 4 |
reactant | arrow_right_alt | in 4H3C2H5O7 , the number 7 |
Match the symbol with the meaning of the symbol in a chemical equation:
(g)
(s)
➡️
(aq)
⬆️
⬇️
yields/produces
aqueous/dissolved
forms a gas
forms a precipitate
in the solid state
in the gaseous state
Identify each chemical equation as one of the 5 types of reactions.
Se + O2→ SeO
PF3 → P + F2
CoSO4 + KHCO3 → K2SO4 + Co(HCO3)2
C11H15 + O2 → CO2 + H2O
WO3 + H2 → W + H2O
A + B → AB
ABC → A + BC
CxHy + O2 → CO2 + H2O
AB + C → CB + A
AB + CD → AD + CB
Synthesis
Decomposition
Combustion
Single Replacement
Double Replacement
Balance the chemical equation. Type a '1' if you would not typically write a coefficient.
Balance the chemical equation. Type a '1' if you would not typically write a coefficient.
Balance the chemical equation. Type a '1' if you would not typically write a coefficient.