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Physical Science
Study Guide; Chapter 19
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What happens during a chemical reaction? | A new material is formed by the rearrangement of atoms. |
| What is used to represent a chemical reaction? | A chemical equation. |
| Materials about to react are called and are located | Materials about to react are called reactants and are located to the left of an arrow. |
| Newly formed materials are called what? They are located where? | They are called products and they are located after the arrow in a chemical equation. |
| List the 4 phases represent in a chemical equation and give their symbol | (s) solid; (g) gas; (l) liquid; (ag) aqueous |
| Materials dissolved in water are designated for what? | (aq) aqueous |
| The numbers placed in front of a chemical equation are called what? Their purpose is what? | Coefficients and they show ratio. |
| State the Principle of Conservation of Mass | Matter is neither created nor destroyed during a chemical reaction. |
| Are atoms gained or lost during a chemical reaction? | Neither gained nor lost, they just switch partnert to form new molecules. |
| What is meant by saying a chemical equation must be balanced? | Each atom in it must appear on both sides of the arrow the same number of times. |
| A coefficient tells us the number of times a ________ must be _______. | chemical ; counted |
| How many H atoms are in 2H2O? How many O atoms? | 4 ; 1 |
| Equations can be balanced by changing what? To produce correct what? | Coefficients ; Proportions |
| Why is it important not to change subscripts? (subscripts are the numbers that appear lower than and after | Because it changes the chemical's idenity. |
| Balance the equaqtion: ___Fe (s) + ___O2 (9) ——^ ___F62O2 (s) | ___Fe (s) + ___O2 (9) ——^ ___F62O2 (s) |
| Balance the equation: __H2(g) + __N2(g) ——+» __NH3(g) | __H2(g) + __N2(g) ——+» __NH3(g) |
| Balance the equation: _Cl2 (g) + __KBr (aq) —>- _____Br2 (I) + ___KCI (aq) | _Cl2 (g) + __KBr (aq) —>- _____Br2 (I) + ___KCI (aq) |