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chemical reactions v

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Chemical reaction process of rearranging atoms by breaking and forming chemical bonds to form new compounds (starting substance(s) that changes to form different ending substance(s) mixing different chemical reactions to forma new one
chemical equation represents a chemical reaction using chemical formulas of the substances involved in the chemical reaction. Has reactants that form products, separated by a yield sign. writing out a chemical reaction
reactants starting material in a chemical reaction (left side of equation) the start of the reaction on the left
products ending material in a chemical reaction (right side of an equation) the result of the chemical reaction equation on the right
yield sign arrow in the equation that separates the reactants from the products separates beginning between end
coefficiant Large number found before the chemical formula in an equation representing the number of particles of that compound tells you how many particles you have
subscript small number found after an element WITHIN a chemical formula representing the number of atoms of the element found in one molecule (particle) of the substance tells you how many you have of the element
aqueous state of matter where a compound is dissolved in water matter that is dissolved in water
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