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3.3 - Chemical Reactions

3.3 - Chemical Reactions

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What materials (reactants) are needed to burn propane? (Restate the question then type the answer)

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What new substances (products) are made after propane burns?

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Oxygen (O2) and nitrogen (N2)
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Methane (CH4) and sulfur dioxide (SO2)
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Hydrogen (H2) and ammonia (NH3)
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Carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O)

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How is the heat and light energy from combustion reaction useful in everyday life? (Restate the question then type the answer)

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What did Jessie add to the container in the lab?

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Oxygen gas

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Chlorine gas

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Hydrogen gas

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Nitrogen gas

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What color was the substance that formed in the container?

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Blue

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Red

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Yellow

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Green

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What did Jessie identify the solid substance as?

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Carbon

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Sulfur

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Phosphorus

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Iron

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What was Jessie's claim about the chemical reaction?

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The chlorine turned into oxygen

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The chlorine turned into sulfur

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The chlorine turned into nitrogen

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The chlorine turned into hydrogen

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Who did Jessie assist in the lab?

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Dr. Smith

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Dr. Yung

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Dr. Brown

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Dr. Lee

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Do you think that Jessie's claim is correct?

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Jessie's Claim: A chemical reaction changed the chlorine into sulfur.

Do you think that Jessie's claim is correct?

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NO

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Jessie's Claim: A chemical reaction changed the chlorine into sulfur.

Explain why you think Jessie’s claim is either correct or incorrect.

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What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?

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What is the missing reactant in the chemical reaction with chlorine (Cl₂) to produce sulfur (S) and hydrogen chloride (HCl)?

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Iron sulfide (FeS)

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Hydrogen (H₂)

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Sodium sulfide (Na₂S)

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Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S)

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Which substance is described as a colorless gas with an odor similar to rotten eggs?

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Iron sulfide (FeS)

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Hydrogen (H₂)

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Sodium sulfide (Na₂S)

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Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S)

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What are the products formed when hydrogen sulfide reacts with chlorine?

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Sulfur and water

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Sulfur and hydrogen chloride

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Sodium chloride and water

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Iron chloride and sulfur

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Which of the following substances is a black solid and odorless?

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Iron sulfide (FeS)

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Hydrogen (H₂)

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Sodium sulfide (Na₂S)

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Sulfur dioxide (SO₂)

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What is the property of sulfur dioxide as mentioned in the document?

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Yellow solid, smells like rotten eggs

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Colorless gas, smells like a burnt match

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Colorless liquid, odorless

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Black solid, odorless

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Determine the other reactant inside the container.

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Investigation Question:

What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction? Use the words model, substance, atoms, property, product, chemical reaction, rearrange, reactant.

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What is the role of naturally occurring greenhouse gases in the atmosphere?

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They trap all the heat from the sun.

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They trap some heat from the sun to maintain a livable climate.

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They reflect all sunlight back into space.

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They have no effect on the climate.

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What happens when there is too much CO2 in the air?

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It causes less heat to be trapped.

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It causes additional warming by trapping more heat.

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It has no effect on the temperature.

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It cools the Earth's surface.

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What is one source of excessive CO2 in the atmosphere?

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Photosynthesis

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Burning fossil fuels

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Ocean waves

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Wind energy

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Which gas is primarily responsible for trapping heat in the atmosphere?

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Oxygen

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Nitrogen

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Carbon dioxide (CO2)

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Helium

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What is the main consequence of burning fossil fuels according to the diagram?

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It reduces greenhouse gases.

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It emits greenhouse gases that trap more heat.

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It has no impact on the environment.

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It cools the atmosphere.

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