Law of Conservation
Chemical Equations
Identify Elements
Identify Compounds
Lab Safety Rules
100

The reactants are on the right of the equation

False

100

Which side are the products on?

The right

100

What is his element? O

Oxygen

100

What is this compound? NaCl

Sodium and Chlorine

100
Where is the Eye Wash Station

OVER THERE!!!

200

Mass can be created

FALSE

200

What is a subscript

The small number on the right of an element to show how many atoms the element has.

200

True or False, the following is an element:

H5

Yes, it is 5 atoms of Hydrogen

200

True or False: The following is a compound:

Na4

False, this 4 atoms of the element sodium.

200

Who are the classrooms to go to if Mr Anderson passes out or crashes out.

Ms Puga the Queen of Science or Ms Silva

300

State the Law of Conservation of Mass

Mass cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.

300

What is a Coefficient 

The big number before the element or the chemicals to show how much to multiply the number of atoms of an element by to get the correct amount

300

What is an Element?

An element is a fundamental substance made up of only one type of atom, meaning it cannot be broken down into simpler substances by ordinary chemical means. Each element is defined by its unique atomic number, which is the number of protons in its atoms' nuclei.

300

What is a Compound?

A compound is a pure substance formed when two or more different chemical elements are chemically bonded together in a fixed proportion

300

True or False, or false I can press the emergency button just because I want tol

VERY FALSE. ISS IMMEDIATLEY.
400

During a chemical reaction in a sealed container, energy is released as heat. Explain how the Law of Conservation of Energy applies in this scenario. How can energy be conserved if heat is released outside the reaction system?

The Law of Conservation of Energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed; it can only change forms.

In this scenario, the chemical reaction releases energy in the form of heat. Although heat is leaving the reacting system, the total energy of the entire closed system (reaction + surroundings) remains constant.

  • The energy released by the reaction is transferred as heat to the surroundings (e.g., the container, air).

  • The chemical potential energy stored in the reactants decreases, but the thermal energy in the surroundings increases by the same amount.

  • Therefore, energy is conserved overall because it just moves from chemical energy in the reactants to thermal energy in the environment.

400

Label and break apart this equation. Does it follow the Law of Conversation

NaCl2 O4 + NaCl2 4O

Yes it follows the law.

1 atom of Sodium, 2 atom of Chlorine, 4 atoms of oxygen.

400

is H2o a element

No it is a compound!

400

NACL

it is salt

400

Where is the Fire Hydrant and Fire Blanket?

Front of the Room

500

In a closed chemical reaction, 12 grams of reactant A react completely with 8 grams of reactant B to form product C. After the reaction, the mass of product C is measured to be 19.5 grams. Explain why this result either supports or contradicts the Law of Conservation of Mass. What could account for the difference in mass if it contradicts the law?

According to the Law of Conservation of Mass, mass cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction. Therefore, the total mass of reactants (12 g + 8 g = 20 g) should equal the total mass of products.

Since the mass of product C is measured as 19.5 grams, which is less than the total mass of reactants (20 grams), this result contradicts the Law of Conservation of Mass.

500

Is this lawful

C3H8+5O2→3CO2+4H2O

Yes,

Reactants: Carbon-3, Hydrogen-8, Oxygen-10

Products: Carbon -3, Hydrogen-8, Oxygen-10

500

Is water an element?

No 
500

Break down these 3 compounds.

Dy4

Rg3

2Ho7

4 atoms of Dysprosium

3 atoms of Roentgenium

2 as the coefficient and 7 atoms is equal to 14 atoms of Holmium

500

Where are the numbers to call for help?

Where Mr.Anderson sits

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