Another long and hard unit where nomenclature is crucial to the success on the tests and quizzes. Chemical reactions is the topic of this unit, where I have to learn if and how two different chemicals join together in a chemical reaction. Reactions only occur if their is a driving force present in the products of the chemical equation. We leaned that chemical reactions either: form a solid, form water, transfer electrons, or form a gas. First we went over double replacement reactions, which form a solid from two aqueous solutions, and is one of the four basic chemical reactions. More information on them here.
Monday, November 23, 2015
Chemical Reactions and Precipitation
Another long and hard unit where nomenclature is crucial to the success on the tests and quizzes. Chemical reactions is the topic of this unit, where I have to learn if and how two different chemicals join together in a chemical reaction. Reactions only occur if their is a driving force present in the products of the chemical equation. We leaned that chemical reactions either: form a solid, form water, transfer electrons, or form a gas. First we went over double replacement reactions, which form a solid from two aqueous solutions, and is one of the four basic chemical reactions. More information on them here.
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