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chemical reactions

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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atoms combine to form _____ and molecules react with one another to form _______

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stable molecules; new molecules

#2
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a chemical reactions is a process that _____ one bonding arrangement among atoms for a _______ bonding arrangement

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exchanges; different

#3
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chemical reactions can happen between what three things

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atoms, molecules and compounds

#4
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molecule is any

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arrangement of two or more atoms bonded together EX: CO2 H2

#5
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compound is

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a substance made of two or more elements. any molecule that contains two or more elements EX: SoH2O

#6
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chemical equations

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mathematical representations of a chemical reaction

#7
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products

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in a chemical equation the substances on the right side of the equation; the substances that are formed in a chemical reaction

#8
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reactants

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substances to the left side of the equation; the starting materials in a chemical reaction

#9
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balanced equation

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meaning that there is the same number of each type of atom on both sides of the equation

#10
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synthesis reaction

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two different substances combine to form a more complex product

#11
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decomposition reaction

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that complex product is broken down into its constituent parts

#12
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oxidation-reduction reactions or redox reaction

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involves a transfer of electrons between two chemical species

#13
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acid

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a compound substance with pH less than 7

#14
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base

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a compound substance with a pH greater than 7; tendency to accept a proton

#15
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pH scale

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measure of acidity or alkalinity 0 to 14