The signs and symbols used to represent a chemical reactions
What is a chemical equation?
What is D. rust?
Why did increasing the heat make it so we were able to make more curds?
What is particles moving faster increased collisions?
This term refers to a substance that has been dissolved in water
What is an aqueous solution?
When heat is produced, light is emitted, or a precipitate is formed this is an indication of this
What is a chemical reaction/change?
What does the acid do to the negative casein proteins when it is added to milk?
What is the positive charge of the acid neutralizes the casein?
What type of change is this: glass breaking
What is a physical change?
What type of reaction is shown here:
2KI + Cl2 --> 2KCl + I2
What is single replacement
Why were the neutralized casein proteins able to be separated from the water?
What is because they were no longer attracted to the positive part of water?
What type of change is shown here:
C6H6 + O2 --> CO2 + H2O
What is chemical change?
Why should we use lemon juice instead of vinegar to make the most cheese using room temperature milk
What is lemon juice is more acidic, so there are more positive charges to interact with the negative casein proteins
What type of change is happening when a popsicle melts in the hot sun?
What is a physical change?
When the casein proteins are able to be separated from the water, that means they have become:
A. Soluble
B. Insoluble
What is insoluble?