A process in which a change in state of matter, size, form, or shape but matter's identity stays the same
What is a physical change?
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A description of a chemical reaction using element symbols and chemical formulas
What is a chemical equation?
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The 5 types of chemical reactions
What are synthesis, decomposition, single-replacement, double-replacement, & combustion?
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A bond breaks and energy is ________
What is absorbed?
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The speed at which a reaction happens
What is reaction rate?
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A process in which atoms of one or more substances rearrange to form one or more new substances
What is a chemical reaction?
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C, O, H, He, Ar on the periodic table
What are element symbols?
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The product of magnesium and oxygen going through a synthesis reaction
What is magnesium oxide?
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A reaction that absorbs thermal energy
What is an endothermic reaction?
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True or False
Chalk powder will dissolve faster in vinegar than a whole chalk piece will
What is true?
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Water changing into ice when froze
What is a physical change?
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The name of atoms on the left side of the equal sign of a chemical equation
What are reactants?
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The product of hydrogen peroxide going through a decomposition reaction
What are water and oxygen?
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A reaction that releases thermal energy
What is an exothermic reaction?
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The measurement of the average speed at which particles move
What is temperature?
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Cake batter changing into cake when baked
What is a chemical change?
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The name of atoms on the right side of the equal sign of a chemical equation
What are products?
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The product of a replacement reaction of 2 substances
What are 2 new substances?
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The minimum amount of energy required to start a chemical reaction
What is activation energy?
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The measurement of the amount of particles in a substance
What is concentration?
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The difference of a physical change and a chemical change is
What is no change in matter's identity VS a change in matter's identity?
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The product of a reaction of baking soda and vinegar.
What are sodium acetate(NaC2H3O2), water(H2O), & carbon dioxide(CO2)?
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The form of energy produced from a combustion reaction
What is thermal and light energy?
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When a reaction releases enough energy to keep itself going
What is when the reaction starts?
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Lower surface area, lower temperature, & lower concentration VS more surface area, higher temperature, & higher concentration
What are the differences of slower reaction rate causes and faster reaction rate causes?
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