
Unit 10 Review Lesson
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Unit 10
Mixed Practice
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Chemical Reactions:
●Result in the formation of a new substance or substances that have different properties from the reactant(s).
●Can be illustrated using a chemical equation.
●Can either gain energy or lose energy.
●Any one of the following will be present during the reaction:
○New odor formed
○Color change
○Gas produced
○Light produced
○Temperature change
○Formation of a precipitate
■Precipitate = the solid formed when 2 liquids react
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the equation are the reactants?
3Ca + N2 --> Ca3N2
3Ca
N2
Ca3N2
3Ca + N2
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the eqation are the products?
2H2O --> 2H2 + O2
2H2O
2H2
O2
2H2 + O2
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Law of Conservation of Matter (LCM)
●Matter cannot be created or destroyed, only changed.
●LCM is why we need to balance chemical equations
●LCM is why the total mass before the reaction needs to be equal to the total
mass after the reaction
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Multiple Choice
Balance this equation:
_S2O --> _S2 + _O2
2, 2, 1
1, 2, 1
1, 1, 2
2, 1, 1
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Multiple Choice
Balance this equation:
_N2 + _Cl2 --> _NCl3
1, 3, 2
2, 1, 3
1, 3, 1
2, 3, 2
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Collision Theory
●Chemical reactions happen only when the conditions are right
●Collision Theory :
○Correct orientation (favorable collision geometry)
○Sufficient kinetic energy. = Activation Energy
Reaction Rate
●Can speed up or slow down the rate of the reaction
○Temperature
○Concentration (Molarity)
○Surface Area
○Nature of reactants
○Catalyst or Inhibitor
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following will speed up a reaction?
Incease concentration
Lower the temperature
Add an inhibitor
Decrease surface area
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following will slow down a reaction?
Incease concentration
Increase the temperature
Add an inhibitor
Increase surface area
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Potential Energy (PE) Diagram
●Shows how the energy changes as a chemical reaction takes place
●Energy lost
●Will feel warm to the touch
●Surroundings will heat up
●Have a -ΔH
●Energy gain
●Will feel cool to the touch
●Surroundings will cool down
●Have a +ΔH
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Multiple Choice
An Exothermic reaction will...
Feel warm to the touch
Feel cool to the touch
Have a +ΔH
require energy
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Multiple Choice
An endothermic reaction will...
Feel warm to the touch
Produce energy
Have a -ΔH
require energy
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Multiple Choice
To form bonds energy is...
released
absorbed
not changed
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