Kaylin- Chapter 6 Chemical Reactions

Substance forming the chemical reaction

Substance/molecule that is involved in a chemical reaction

Energy that is released in a chemical reaction that reacts, forming a new compound

Heat being released as a result of a chemical reaction; what boiling producing heat to the air.

Heat required by a chemical reaction; freezing ice

Two+ substances combing to form a compound as a result of the reaction

Single Compound that breaks down to form 2+ similar substances because of the reaction

Electric current producing a chemical reaction

Oxidation reaction of a organic compound which causes heat to be released

Reaction causing one element to take the place of another element

A gas, solid precipitate or molecular compound form due to the exchange of atoms/ions between 2 compounds

Chemical change where one species loses electrons (oxidized) and the other species gains electrons (reduced)

Organic group that has 1+ electrons that can be bonded

Showing the relationship between reactants and products shown by symbols representing the chemical reaction

Number of moles of the substance needed to make a given amount of product in a chemical reaction

Substance that changes the rate of chemical reaction without being consumed or changed significantly

Protein that speeds up metabolic reaction in plants and animals but not permanently

Part, substance or element that lies under and supports another part, substance or element.

Balance where the rate of forward reaction = rate of reverse reaction and concentration of products and reactants remain the same

Substances that accept electrons

Substances that give up electrons

Number placed in front of the chemical equation to balance the chemical equation

Mass cannot be created or destroyed

A chemical compound always contains the same proportion of elements by mass