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chemical reactions

How we know its a chemical reaction?

a new substance is formed

different properties

Chemical Change

Elements bonded together

Reactants: the ones who react in a chemical reaction

Products: are formed from the chemical reaction

Mass conservation: Atoms are mass. No atoms are lost. No new atoms are produced

Properties

Type of substance

colour

magnetic or not

reaction with hydrochloric acid

Types of chemical reactions:

exothermic

endothermic

cooler than the surroundings

hotter than the surroundings

How to measure the rate of reaction?

Energy diagrams

how fast the energy or mass is released by the reactants (exothermic)

how fast the energy or mass is absorbed by the products (endothermic )

Examples of equations:

iron + sulfur β†’ iron sulfide

magnesium + hydrochloric acid β†’ magnesium chloride + hydrogen

sodium hydrogen carbonate + citric acid β†’ sodium citrate + water + carbon dioxide

magnesium + oxygen β†’ magnesium oxide

Many metals react to oxygen if they are hot enough

Displacement reactions

its when a more reactive metal mixes with a less reactive metal in a compound. The more reactive metal kicks out the less reactive metal in the compound

For example

copper sulphate + iron→ Iron sulphate+ copper

Reactivity series

The reactivity series is simply a list of common metals in order of reactivity

In any displacement reaction, the less reactive element is always replaced by a more reactive element.

Equations words

Sulphide : SO4

nitrate: NO

Hydrochloric acid: HCI

citrate: CHO

Periodic table

Hydrogen : H

Helium: He

Lithium: Li

Beryllium: Be

Carbon: C

Boron: B

Nitrogen: N

Nitric acid: HNO

Oxygen: O

Fluorine: F

Neon: Ne

Sodium: Na

Magnesium: Mg

Aluminium: Al

Silicon: Si

Phosphorus

Sulfur: S

chlorine: Cl

Argon: Ar

Potassium: K

Calcium: Ca

K,Na,Ca,Mg,Al,C,Zn, Fe, Sn, Pb, H, Cu, Ag, Au, Pt

potassium, sodium, Calcium, Magnesium, Aluminium, Carbon, Zinc, Iron, Tin, Lead, Hydrogen, Copper, silver, gold, platium.

What factors affect the rate of reaction

Increasing the temperature (more energy)

use of catalyst

increasing concentration of liquid reactants

increasing pressure of gaseous reactants

increasing the amount of solid reactants

reducing the volume of the container

We can say that a chemical reaction its made by the collision of different atoms that have enough energy and same orientation

increased surface area of solid reactants, having more individual particles

Diffusion

Goes from high to a low concentration

spreads through gases and liquids

Brownia and motion

the random movement of particles