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33 Cards in this Set

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31
DECOMPOSITION


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32
SYNTHESIS


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DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT


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34
SYNTHESIS


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35
SINGLE DISPLACEMENT


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DECOMPOSITION


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DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT


37
Balance the following equation
38
Balance the following equation
39
Write a balanced equation for the following chemical reaction:
Barium chloride plus ammonium carbonate yields barium carbonate plus ammonium chloride
40/41
Write a balanced equation for the following chemical reaction:
Aluminum sulfide plus water yields aluminum hydroxide plus hydrogen sulfide
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An organic (protein) catalyst is known as a
ENZYME


44
The use of electrical energy to break down a compound into its component elements is referred to as
ELECTROLYSIS


45
Dintinguish between the terms endothermic and endergonic:
46
Identify 2 factor that can influences the rate of a chemical reaction and describe the effect that each has on the rate
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Identify 2 factor that can influences the rate of a chemical reaction and describe the effect that each has on the rate
47/48
List the three conditions that are required for a chemical reaction to take place between two reactant molecules:
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Why is hydrogen peroxide stored in brown opaque bottles? _______________________________________________

This Effect is called_________________
Because the light will decompose the chemicals

Photolysis
51
Is the following reaction exergonic or endergonic

6CO + 6H O------------------- C H O + 6O
ENDERGONIC


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A catalyst speeds up a chemical reaction by reducing the size of the
ACTIVATION ENERGY


53
The "glowing" splint test is used to test for the presence of _____________ gas.
The "burning" splint test is used to for the presence of ______gas.
OXYGEN

HYDROGEN
54
The substance upon which an enzyme acts is called the
SUBSTRATE (?)


55
The substance in the previous question attaches to a region of the enzyme known as the enzyme's _____ ______
ACTIVATION SITE


56
Name the enzyme that would catalyze the following reaction:
lactose --------- glucose + galactose
LACTASE


57
In the space on back, draw a graphic description of the energy changes that occur during the course of an exothermic reaction. Your graph should show both the E and the E (.e. energy released) of the reaction. Indicate the effect of adding a catalyst using a dotted line.
58 - 60
Two natural tendencies of matter are responsible for causing chemical reactions to take place. They are:
A. the tendency of matter to attain the lowest possible _______ state.
B. the tendency of matter to become increasingly _____
A. ENERGY

B. DISORDER
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The ____________ of a chemical reaction depends on which of the tendencies predominates.
DIRECTION


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The amount of disorder in a system is called _________
ENTROPY


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SODIUM HYDROXIDE + HYDROGEN CHLORINE --------

SODIUM CHLORINE + HYDROGEN HYDROXIDE
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66
SODIUM SULFATE = CALCIUM BROMINE ----------------

CALCIUM SULFATE + SODIUM BROMINE
66
Complete & write balanced chemical equations for the following chemical reaction:

Iron (II) nitrate plus copper (I) sulfate yields
Iron (II) sulfate + Copper (I) nitrate

__________________________________________
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Complete & write balanced chemical equations for the following chemical reaction:

Potassium phosphate plus barium nitrate yields
Potassium nitrate + barium phosphate

_________________________________________
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Identify the two products in questions 65 - 70 that would be expected to form precipitates:
CALCIUM SULFATE

BARIUM PHOSPHATE
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