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This refers to the small numbers written after a symbol

Subscript

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The definition of a subscription is;

It is the number of atoms

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Coefficient is the:

Quantity of a substance

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What is one fact about a subscript?

You cannot touch or change it

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This refers to the symbol that are the numbers written before a formula

Coefficient

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These indicate quantities and properties within the formulas

Mathematical and Structure Notations

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These are typically placed above, below, or alongside the reaction arrow to specific the external factors driving the reaction

Reaction Condition symbol

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What is the other term for a triangle?

Heat

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What is the symbol for the example

A

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Triangle or heat

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What is the purpose of a catalyst in reactions?

It is added to speed up the reaction

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Specific pressure required

Pressure

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This si when the oxygen combines with a hydrocarbon (compound containing hydrogen and Carbo to form water and carbon dioxide

Combustion (burning) reaction

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General formula for Combustion Reaction?

C⁴H¹⁰+0²→CO²+H²O

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Metal carbonates contain

CO³

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Metal hydroxide contain?

OH

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Metal oxides contain?

O

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What is the symbol of the example;

5 atom

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Pressure

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Specific temperature required

Temperature

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What kind of symbol is the example:

100°C

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Temp

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Physical state symbols refer to?

These denoted the physical condition or phase of the elements and compounds in the reactions

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The symbol (S) refers to?

Solid

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The symbol (l) refers to?

Liquid

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The symbol (g) refers to?

Gas

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The symbol (aq) refers to?

Aqueous

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These symbols describe how substances interact and direction in which the reaction proceeds:

Reaction Direction and Seperation Symbols

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yields

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Separates reactants from products

Yields

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Reversible reaction

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Proceeds in both forward and backward directions

Reversible reaction

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What is the reversible reaction symbol often used in?

Dynamic eqceilibra

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+

Plus

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Separates multiple reactants or products

Plus

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4 informations that a chemical equation gives?

A. Reaction Direction and separation Symbols

B. Physical State Symbols

C. Reaction Condition Symbols

D. Mathematical and Structural Notations

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A chemical equation identifies:

•The starting materials and the results

•The physical state of the substances

○The conditions required for the reaction to occur

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CaCO is?

Calcium carbonate

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What is Calcium carbonate?

An agricultural lime

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What is NH⁴OH?

Ammonium Hydroxide

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Bee stings are?

Acidic

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Wasp stings are?

Alkaline

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A reaction when 2 or more reactants combine to form a single product

Combination/Synthesis reaction

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Example of Combination (synthesis) reaction?

A+B→AB

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In this reaction, a single reactant breaks down into simpler ones

Decomposition Reaction

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This is the reverse of Combinatoon reaction

Decomposition Reaction

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Example of decomposition reaction?

AB→A+B

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This is when one element replaces another element from a compound. The more active element takes the place of the less active element in a compound

Single displacement Reaction

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General formula for Single Displacement?

A+BC→AC+B

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General formula for Double displacement?

AB+CD→AD+CB

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This si when oxygen combines with a hydrocarbon compound (

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This is when the positive ions and negative ions of different compounds switch places, forming two entirely different compounds

Double displacement Reaction

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