
Chemical Reacations and Conservation of Matter
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Amanda Stripling
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Multiple Choice
What is another term used to describe chemical changes?
Physical reactions
Chemical reactions
Physical changes
Energy changes
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the difference between reactants and products in a chemical reaction?
Reactants are created in the reaction, products take part in the reaction
Reactants are substances that take part in the reaction, products are created in the reaction
Reactants and products are the same
Reactants are always gases, products are always solids
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Both sides of the chemical reaction are called chemical equations.
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Multiple Choice
Based on the chemical equation Na + Cl → NaCl, identify the reactants and the product.
Reactants: NaCl; Product: Na and Cl
Reactants: Na and Cl; Product: NaCl
Reactants: Na; Product: Cl and NaCl
Reactants: Cl; Product: Na and NaCl
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best describes the Law of Conservation of Matter as shown in the slides?
Matter can be created and destroyed during a chemical reaction.
Mass cannot be created or destroyed, and whatever is on one side of a chemical reaction must be on the other.
Atoms change their identity during a chemical reaction.
Energy is always conserved in every chemical reaction.
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Fill in the Blanks
The number of magnesium atoms on the reactants side is
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are true about the atoms in the reactants and products in the magnesium and oxygen reaction?
The number of magnesium atoms is the same on both sides.
The number of oxygen atoms is the same on both sides.
The type of atoms changes during the reaction.
The total number of atoms is conserved.
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Multiple Choice
Which part of a chemical equation tells you the quantity of each element or formula present?
Coefficient
Subscript
Arrow
Chemical Symbol
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Multiple Select
Select all the correct statements about the reactants and products in the equation Na + Cl₂ → NaCl.
Na and Cl₂ are reactants.
NaCl is the product.
Cl₂ is a product.
Na is a product.
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Fill in the Blanks
The chemical equation 2Na + Cl₂ → 2
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Fill in the Blanks
Another word for chemical changes is
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Summarize the main differences between chemical and physical changes, and explain how you can identify if a chemical change has occurred.
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