General Science - Physical Science: Chemistry - Simple Chemical Reactions

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Through how many primary ways may matter undergo change?

Two ways

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Matter may change in __________ ways.

two

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Which of these represents one of the ways matter can change?

Physical change

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Which of these represents a way matter can change?

Chemical change

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Which physical property of matter is altered during a physical change?

Form

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Which of the following is also altered in a physical change?

Size

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Which aspect of matter may be changed during a physical alteration?

Shape

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Which of the following is NOT listed as a property altered during a physical change?

Chemical composition

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Which option correctly lists the properties of matter altered during a physical change?

The form, size, or shape of matter

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What happens to molecules themselves during a physical change?

The molecules themselves remain unchanged

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The molecules themselves remain __________ in a physical change.

unchanged

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Which of these processes is identified as a physical change?

Melting ice into water

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Which of these is also listed as an example of a physical change?

Breaking a glass

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Which process represents another example of a physical change?

Dissolving sugar in water

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Which of these is NOT classified as a physical change?

The burning of coal

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Which option correctly lists examples of physical changes?

Melting ice into water, breaking a glass, and dissolving sugar in water

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What is the status of the substances involved after a physical change occurs?

The substances involved are still the same afterward

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The substances involved are still the __________ afterward in a physical change.

same

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What happens to the molecules themselves during a chemical change?

The molecules themselves are rearranged

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In a chemical change, the molecules themselves are __________.

rearranged

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What outcome results from a chemical change regarding substance creation?

A chemical change produces new substances with different properties

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A chemical change produces __________ substances with different properties.

new

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Which of these processes is identified as a chemical change?

The burning of coal

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Which of these is also listed as an example of a chemical change?

The rusting of iron

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Which process represents another example of a chemical change?

The souring of milk

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Which of these is NOT classified as a chemical change?

Melting ice into water

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Which option correctly lists examples of chemical changes?

The burning of coal, the rusting of iron, and the souring of milk

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What term defines the process by which a chemical change occurs?

A chemical reaction

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A chemical reaction is the process by which a chemical change __________.

occurs

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What term describes the substances that enter a reaction?

Reactants

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The substances that enter the reaction are called __________.

reactants

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What term describes the new substances produced by a chemical reaction?

Products

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The new substances produced by a chemical reaction are called __________.

products

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In what common format are chemical reactions written using chemical symbols?

As equations

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Chemical reactions are commonly written as __________ using chemical symbols.

equations

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What product results from the burning of carbon in oxygen?

Carbon dioxide

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The burning of carbon in oxygen produces carbon __________.

dioxide

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Which formula represents the chemical equation for burning carbon in oxygen?

C + O(2) → CO(2)

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The equation for burning carbon in oxygen is written as __________.

C + O(2) → CO(2)

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What numeric property characterizes a balanced chemical equation on both sides?

The same number of each type of atom

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A balanced chemical equation has the __________ number of each type of atom on both sides.

same

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What is the relationship between inputs and outputs in a balanced chemical equation?

What goes in must equal what comes out

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How do the incoming substances compare to the outgoing substances in a balanced equation?

What goes in must equal what comes out

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What happens to individual atoms during a chemical reaction regarding their existence?

Atoms are not created or destroyed

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Atoms are not created or __________ in a chemical reaction.

destroyed

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Which formula represents the chemical equation for burning carbon in oxygen?

C + O(2) -> CO(2)

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The equation for burning carbon in oxygen is written as __________.

C + O(2) -> CO(2)

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How is the equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water classified regarding its equilibrium status?

Not balanced

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The equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water is __________ balanced.

not

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Having two oxygen atoms on the left side is characteristic of which chemical equation?

The equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water

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The equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water has __________ oxygen atoms on the left.

two

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How many oxygen atoms are present on the right side of the equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water?

One oxygen atom

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The equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water has only __________ oxygen atom on the right.

one

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By what method can chemical equations be balanced?

Adjusting the coefficients

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Chemical equations can be balanced by adjusting the __________.

coefficients

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What defines coefficients in a chemical equation?

The numbers in front of each substance

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Coefficients are the numbers in __________ of each substance.

front

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What is the relationship governing how coefficients are adjusted in an equation?

Coefficients are adjusted until the totals match on both sides

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Until what condition is met are coefficients adjusted in an equation?

Until the totals match on both sides

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Which formula represents the balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water?

2H(2) + O(2) -> 2H(2)O

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The balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water is written as __________.

2H(2) + O(2) -> 2H(2)O

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Having four hydrogen atoms on each side is characteristic of which balanced equation?

The balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water

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The balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water contains __________ hydrogen atoms on each side.

four

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How many oxygen atoms are present on each side of the balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water?

Two oxygen atoms

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The balanced equation for hydrogen and oxygen forming water contains __________ oxygen atoms on each side.

two