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Chemical change, physical change, chemical reactions, balancing equations

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Chemical Change   When one element changes it's chemical bonds and forms a new substance.  
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Physical Change   When one element changes it's physical properties does not change substances.  
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Chemical Property   The ability to make a chemical change.  
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Physical Property   Characteristics of an substance that can be detected with your five senses.  
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Synthesis   When one element combines with another element to make a combined substance. (a+b=ab)  
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Decomposition   When a combined substance breaks down into it's original components. (ab=a+b)  
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Single Replacement   When a combined substance switches one of it's elements with another element and the replaced element is left alone. (ab+c=ac+b)  
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Double Replacement   When 2 combined substances get together and trade on of their elements. (ab+cd=ad=cb)  
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Atom   The building blocks of matter or a single element.  
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Molecule   A collection of atoms.  
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Conservation of Mass   Matter cannot be created or destroyed. (balancing equations)  
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Reactants   The input of a chemical equation  
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Product   The output of a chemical equation  
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