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Chemical Change
substance converted into new substance
Chemical Reaction
Involves chemical change. bonds broken and new bonds formed
Chemical equation
Materials and products needed to form chemical reaction
Equation
Reactants to Left of arrow
Products to Right of arrow
Balanced Equation
Equal number of atoms in reactant and product
Steps to balance equation
1. Write equation
2. Count atoms of each element
3. Balance with coefficients
4. Check answer to confirm balance
Combination Reaction
2 or more elements bond to form one product
Atoms are rearranged
Decomposition Reaction
Reactant splits into 2 or more simpler products
Single Replacement Reaction
Reactants switch places in other reacting compound
Double replacement Reaction
Positive ions in reactant switch places
Oxidation
Loss of electrons. Electron donation to produce a more positive ion.
Reduction
Gain of Electron. Electron acceptance to produce a more negative ion.
REDOX
Reduction-Oxidation Reaction
Atoms of Metals
Oxidize--"lose to gain"
Atoms of Nonmetals
Reduce--"gain to be negative"
Metals from positive to neutral
Gain Electrons--Reduction
Nonmetals from negative to neutral
Lose Electrons--Oxidation
Ionic Compound
Metals are oxidized
avagadro's Number
6.02X10^23=1 Mole
Mole of an element
6.02X10^23 atoms of that element
1 Gm
1 mole of AMU
Molar Mass
Number of grams equal to atomic mass of that element
Law of Conservation of Mass
No material lost or gained in chemical reaction. No change in total mass of substances.
Actual Yield
Amount of product when reaction ends
Theoretical Yield
Expected yielded product
Percent Yield
actual yield
__________ X 100%
theoretical yield
Limiting Reactant
Reactant completely used up
Excess Reactant
Left over
Heat of Reaction
Amt heat absorbed/released during reaction at constant pressure
Endothermic Reaction
Heat absorbed. Reactant side.
Sign is positive
Exothermic Reaction
Heat released. Product side. Negative
Activation Energy
Energy needed to break bonds of reacting molecules
Coefficients
Whole numbers placed in front of formlas to balance
Formula Unit
group of ions in an ionic compound