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What is a combination reaction?
A+B → AB
What is a Decomposition Reaction?
AB → A+B
What is a Single Displacement?
A+BC → B+AC
What is Double Displacement?
AB + CD → AD+CB
What is Combustion Reaction?
Fuel + O2 → CO2 + H2O
What is Oxidation?
OIL (Oxidation is Loss) → Loss (of e- or H) or gain of O
Is a Reducing Agent
Lose Electrons (OIL)
Lose Hydrogen
Gains Oxygen
What is Reduction?
RIG (Reduction is Gain) → Gain (of e- or H) or loss of O
Gain Hydrogens
Lose Oxygens
Is an Oxidizing agent
Gains electrons (RIG)
Give an example of a Reduction and Oxidation.
C2H6O + NAD → C2H4O + NADH
Reduction Gaining an (e- of H) or Loss of O.
NAD would be our Reducing Oxidizing Agent. (The product gained an H)
Oxidation Loss of (e- of H) or GAIN of O
C2H6O would be our Oxidized Reducing Agent. (The product loss a electron of H)
What is Exothermic Reactions?
Means Heat is Exiting.
Gives off, Releases, and Loses Energy → FEELS HOT
What does the chart look like?


What is an Endothermic Reaction?
Heat is entering.
Takes in, Absorbs, Gains Energy. Feels Cold.
What does the chart look like?
What is being changed by a Catalyst?
Rate of Reaction
Activation of Energy
What is NOT changed by a Catalyst?
Energy of Reactants
Energy of Products
What is Activation Energy? (Ea)
The difference in energy between the reactants and the transition state.
What is Transition State?
Effective Collision.
What is a Catalyst?
A substance that speeds up rate of reaction.
It is recovered unchanged during a reaction and it doesn’t appear in the product. Usually lowers activation energy that is required.
What is a Reaction Rate?
The speed of reaction, measured as the change in concentration of a reactant or product over the change in time.
How does having Low Temp and High Temp affect reaction rate?
Low Temp → Slower to react, less e- for effective collision
High Temp → Fast to react,
How does having Less Ox and High Ox affect the reaction rate?
Less Oxygen → Slower to react (Less Collisions)
High Oxygen → Faster to react (More collisions)