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Steel Wool Combustion: A synthesis reaction

Steel Wool Combustion: A synthesis reaction

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Chemistry

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9th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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J. Coronado

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Describe the difference in the rate of the chemical reaction between burning steel wool with and without extra oxygen gas .

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Labeling

This is one possible model of the reaction between steel wool( iron) and air. Move the terms to the most appropriate spots on the model.

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Rust

Steel Wool

goes to

released heat

Air (oxygen gas)

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Labeling

This is one possible molecular model of the reaction between iron and oxygen gas. Move the terms to the most appropriate spots on the model.

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goes to

Products

Reactants

Iron Oxide, Fe2O3

02 , Oxygen gas

Fe, Iron

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​ ​ The Steel combustion reaction is what type of chemical reaction? Press on the circle.

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​ The ​
in the ​
is higher than the potential energy in the reactants. The difference between the energy in the ​
and reactants is ​ positive (+) for ​
reactions. (​
).
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potential energy
products
ΔH
endothermic

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​ The ​
in the ​
is higher than the potential energy in the products. The difference between the energy in the ​
and reactants is ​ negative (-) for ​
reactions (​
).
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
potential energy
products
ΔH
exothermic
reactants

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Labeling

On top, label each graph as exothermic or endothermic reaction. On bottom, label as an example steel wool or NH4Cl + H2O + heat ---> NH4+ + Cl-.

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NH4Cl + H2O + heat ---> NH4+ + Cl-

Steel Wool Combustion

Exothermic Reaction

Endothermic Reaction

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Describe the difference in the rate of the chemical reaction between burning steel wool with and without extra oxygen gas .

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