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Chemistry Chapter 6 Section 3

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Which is not true?
Chemical reactions that can change direction are called reversible reactions.
A reversible reaction can be at equilibrium when no net change occurs in the amount of reactants and products.
Le Chatelier’s principles says that if a system is at equilibrium has stress applied to it will shift in the direction that relieves the stress.
Such a system in which opposite reactions are taking place at the same rate is said to be at infrequent disequilibrium.
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equilibrium
balance
surplus of products
no net surplus in reactants and products
pump out gas that is left over
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What can change the rate of a reaction?
adding or subtracting reactants
adding or subtracting energy
adding or subtracting products
multiplying products
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What is the amount of a substance present in a certain volume of a substance?
density
concentration
temperature
pressure
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What is a limiting reactants?
The reactant there is not enough of.
The reactant there is too much of.
The reactant there is the same amount of.
The third reactant.
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temperature
density
concentration
pressure
volume
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I speed up the reaction but I don’t change or get used up. What am I?
inhibitor
catalyst
precipitate
generator
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What is true about the previous slide?
There is a compound.
There is a mixture.
There is a solution.
Water is at the top of the glass oil at the bottom.
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What is not true about the previous slide?
There is a hydrate becoming anhydrous.
There is an acid base reaction.
There is neutralization.
There is a stomach medication.
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What occurred from left to right on the previous slide?
lower concentration by decreased volume.
lower pressure by decreased volume.
lower volume by decreased concentration
lower temperature by decreased volume.
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I slow down the reaction but I don’t change or get used up. What am I?
inhibitor
catalyst
generator
excelerator
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I am a catalyst that makes most of your body processes in cells work. What Am I?
hormones
enzymes
caplets
catalysts
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