Reaction or Not?
Reactants and Products
Is it balanced?
Grab Bag
100

An old bike left outside is turning brown and rusty. 

It's a chemical reaction!

100

N2+H2-->NH3

List the reactant(s) you see here exactly as they are written. 

N2

H2

100

What is the one thing you need to do in order to tell if an equation is balanced?

There are several possible answers

100

What is the name of one resource we use in Chemistry class?

Several possible answers

200

I throw away a paper towel.

It is not a chemical reaction.

200

N2+ H2--> NH3

List the product(s) as they are written. 

NH3

200

Is this equation balanced?

N+ H2 --> NH3

No
200

What element does Rf stand for?

Rutherfordium

300

I light a candle. 

It is a chemical reaction.

300

How many different types of reactants are there in the below:

P + O2-->P2O5

Two different types


300

Explain why this equation is not balanced.

N2 + H2 --> NH3

There is more Nitrogen on the reactants side than the Products side.

300

How many rows are there in the Periodic Table?

7

400

I cook a cheeseburger on a grill.

It is a chemical reaction.

400

How many different types of products are there in the reaction below:

P + O2--> P2O5

One type of product

400

Tell one thing you could try to balance this equation.


S8 + O2  --> SO3

You could add a coefficient of 8 in front of the product.

You could add a coefficient of 12 in front of O2

400

Describe one thing you've learned in this class. 

Many different answers

500

I left the bowl on the counter and my ice cream melts.

It is not a chemical reaction. It is a change in state of matter. I could put my melted ice cream back in the freezer and it would become ice cream again.

500

Is there more H in the products or the reactants?

Na + H2O --> NaOH + H2

In the products

500

Ag2O --> Ag + O2

Tell whether this is balanced and how you know. 

This is not balanced because there is more Ag in the reactants. There is also more O in the products.

500

Describe one difference between a chemical reaction and a physical change.

A chemical reaction is not easily undone or reversible. 

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