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Chemical Re Test Rev

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a starting substance in a chemical reaction is called a.... reactant
an ending substance is called a...... product
what two points must happen for a successful collision? sufficient force and molecules must be aligned
what are the four factors that affect reaction rates?Explain what will cause an increase in reaction rate for each of the four factors temperature, concentration, surface area and catalyst
Triangle heat
HCI a catalyst
S solid
L liguid
G gas
aq dissolves in water
what is the difference between l and aq? l indicates liquid and aq was a solid dissolved in water
what is an exothermic reaction? release of heat light and energy as product temperature increases
what is an endothermic reaction? absorb heat light and energy as reactant temperature decreases
synthesis a + x-> AX To reactants form one product.
decomposition ax-> a + x One reactant forms 2 products
single displacement A + bx-> ax + b element replaces similarly charged element
chemical equations must be balanced to satisfy the law of conversation of mass
when 127 g of copper reacts with 32 g of oxygen gas to form copper (II) oxide, no copper or oxygen is left over How much copper (II) oxide is produced? 127 + 32 = 159g
how can you verify that the law of conservation of mass holds true if you perform a chemical reaction is which as is a product? Trap the gas and measure mass and include it in products of mass
Synthesis: Mg + P --> 3mg +2p --> Mg3p2
Decomposition: K202 --> K202 ---> 2K + O2
SIngle Displacement: Ag + Ca( Oh)2 ----> No reaction
Double Displacement: KOH + ( Nh4)3P04 ----> BaS + (NH4)3PO4-->K3P04 + 3NH4OH
What are diatomic elements? What are the seven elements found in diatomic form? elements never found freely in nature. Br2 I2 N2 Cl2 H2 O2 F2
What type of reaction is KCI + Al2(SO4)3 --> Alcl3 + K2S04 Double replacement
What type of reaction is HNO3 + Ca(Oh)2 -> HOH + Ca(No3)2 double replacement
What type of reaction is CaCO3 --> Cao + Co2 decomposition
What type of reaction is N2 + 3mg ---> Mg3N2 synthesis
Which is stronger, 1m hydrochloric acid or 6m hydrochloric acid? 6m HCI stronger
What is the first thing you should do if you spill acid in lab? tell teacher
How would the teacher clean up a spill of 6m HCI on a table? HINT nuetralize any base gotta neutralize it
If a student spills acid on themselves, what could they look at to determine what the appropriate first aid measures are MSDS sheet in lg white binder
If a student breaks an empty test tube, where does the broken glass get placed why? Broken glass trash -> protects custodians
If a student looks at the MSDS for hydrochloric acid and its has a health rating of 3 and a flammability rating of 1 what is bigger danger getting hurt with acid or having it catch fire Getting hurt with acid
Bubbles: 0 sooo the rate of gas evolution and catalytic activity is none and none
Bubbles:25 sooo the rate of gas evolution and catalytic activity is fast and high
Bubbles: 5 sooo the rate of gas evolution and catalytic activity is slow and low
What is the most effective catalyst for the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide? Fe(no3)3
Can CACl2 still be considered a catalyst for the decomposition reaction? why? Yes because it still causes decomp. at a rate over that of NACI but not an effective catalyst
Created by: murphy1717
 

 



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