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A quantity is conserved if the quanity…
does not change during a reaction. That is if the system is closed with respect to that quanity.
A conservation law…
states what is conserved (unchanged) in a special set of circumstances. (think closed systems)
What’s the law of conservation of mass?
States that the total mass in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
What’s the law of conservation of atoms?
States that the total number and type of atoms in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
What’s the law of conservation of electrical charge.
States that the total electrical charge in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
What’s the law of conservation of energy?
States that the total energy in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
Paper ripping: What’s conserved?
Composition (material)
Total mass
Properties (colour, density, etc.)
Paper ripping: What’s not conserved?
Number of pieces
Shape
What conversion law is broken here:
Fe + S → CuS
The Law of Conservation of Mass and the Law of Conservation of Atoms.
What conversion law is broken here:
7.0g N2(g) + 8.0g O2(g) → 16.0g NO
The Law of Conservation of Mass
What conversion law is broken here:
3Cr + O2 → Cr2O3
The Law of Conservation of Atoms and the Law of Conservation of Mass.
Does mass of reactants always equal mass of products?
Yes. The Law of Conservation of Mass states that. Must be closed system though.
In a chemical reaction, what’s conserved?
The number and type of atoms.
What law is this?
States that the total energy in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
Law of Conservation of Energy
What law is this?
States that the total number and type of atoms in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
Law of Conservation of Atoms
What law is this?
States that the total mass in a closed system doesn’t change during a chemical reaction.
Law of Conservation of Mass