CHAPTER 9
1. Define
a.
Chemical reaction
b.
Reactant
c.
Product
d.
Chemical equation
e.
Word equation
f.
Skeletal equation (also called formula equation,
coefficient)
g.
Precipitate: solid that falls out of the
products (arrow down)
2. What are 4 evidences that a chemical
reaction has occurred?
a.
Temperature change
b.
Color change
c.
Change in Phase
d.
Odor
e.
Gas bubbles
f.
Formation of a solid
3. Tell what the following symbols mean in a
chemical equation:
a.
+ Reacts
with
b.
->
Reacts to produce or yields
c.
(s) solid
d.
(l) liquid
e.
(g) gas
f.
(aq) aqueous solution (dissolved in water)
4. Write the formula equation for the
following word equations:
a.
Aqueous copper II sulfate reacts with aqueous
sodium hydroxide to form
Solid copper (II) hydroxide and aqueous sodium sulfate
b.
Liquid octane reacts with gaseous oxygen to form
gaseous carbon dioxide and gaseous water
c.
Solid zinc chlorate decomposes to form solid
zinc chloride and gaseous oxygen
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