Chemical reactions

Cutting a piece of wood is an example of a

• physical change

• chemical change

• nuclear change

• natural change

Burning a piece of is an example of a

• chemical change

• physical change

• nuclear change

• natural change

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The new substances formed during chemical reactions are called

• products

• reactants

• substrates

• catalysts

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Changes that require energy to be absorbed are called

• endothermic changes

• exothermic changes

• monothermic changes

• polythermic changes

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The equation above is an example of a

• decomposition reaction

• synthesis reaction

• single displacement reaction

• double displacement reaction

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Combustion reactions involve burning a substance. These types of reaction require which element?

• oxygen

• hydrogen

• nitrogen

• helium

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The amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction is called

• activation energy

• reduction energy

• oxidation energy

• synthetic energy

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Substances that speed up chemical reactions are called

• catalysts

• reactants

• substrates

• precipitates

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Substances that slow down chemical reactions are called

• inhibitors

• stimulants

• enzymes

• motivators

A way to show a chemical reaction using symbols instead of words.

• chemical equation

• chemical formula

• chemical statement

• chemical notation

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