WRITING EQUATIONS FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 14
About This Presentation
Title:

WRITING EQUATIONS FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS

Description:

WHAT IS A CHEMICAL EQUATION? A sentence with the ... numbers in front of a formula) are used to balance an equation. ... to balance an equation. ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:308
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 15
Provided by: Admin161
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: WRITING EQUATIONS FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS


1
WRITING EQUATIONS FOR CHEMICAL REACTIONS
  • By Mrs. Withers

2
WHAT ARE CHEMICAL REACTIONS?
  • One or more beginning REACTANTS that combine to
    form
  • One or more ending PRODUCTS

3
WHAT IS A CHEMICAL EQUATION?
  • A sentence with the REACTANTS on the left,
  • a YIELD (arrow) in the middle,
  • and the PRODUCTS on the right.
  • Separate two reactants or two products with a
    PLUS ( ).

4
WHAT IS A SKELETON EQUATION?
  • Skeleton equations do NOT indicate the relative
    amounts of reactants and products.

Chemistry is EASY
5
RULES FOR WRITING SKELETON EQUATIONS
  • Write correct formulas for reactants (place these
    on the left).
  • Separate reactants with plus sign(s) ().
  • Place a yield (arrow) after the last reactant.
  • Write correct formulas for products (place these
    on the right).
  • Separate products with plus sign(s) ().
  • Write diatomic elements as the symbol with a
    subscript of 2.(these elements cannot exist
    alone.)

6
WHAT IS A BALANCED EQUATION?
  • An equation with the same number of atoms of each
    element on the reactant and the product side.
  • COEFFICIENTS (big numbers in front of a formula)
    are used to balance an equation.
  • If possible count polyatomic ions as 1 unit
  • DO NOT CHANGE SUBSCRIPTS to balance an equation.
  • Make sure all coefficients are in the LOWEST
    RATIO.

7
NAME FIVE TYPES OF CHEMICAL EQUATIONS.
  • COMBINATION OR SYNTHESIS REACTION
  • DECOMPOSITION REACTION
  • SINGLE REPLACEMENT or SINGLE DISPLACEMENT
    REACTION
  • DOUBLE REPLACEMENT or DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT
    REACTION.
  • COMBUSTION REACTION

8
HOW CAN YOU RECOGNIZE A COMBINATION (SYNTHESIS)
REACTION?
  • (WHAT FORM DOES THIS TYPE OF REACTION TAKE?)
  • COMBINATION or SYNTHESIS REACTION
  • 2 REACTANTS 1 PRODUCT

9
HOW CAN YOU RECOGNIZE A DECOMPOSITION REACTION?
  • (WHAT FORM DOES THIS TYPE OF REACTION TAKE?)
  • DECOMPOSITION REACTION
  • 1 REACTANT 2 PRODUCTS

10
HOW CAN YOU RECOGNIZE A SINGLE REPLACEMENT
REACTION?
  • (WHAT FORM DOES THIS TYPE OF REACTION TAKE?)
  • SINGLE REPLACEMENT OR
  • (SINGLE DISPLACEMENT REACTION)
  • ELEMENT COMPOUND YIELDS ELEMENT COMPOUND

11
HOW CAN YOU RECOGNIZE A DOUBLE REPLACEMENT
REACTION?
  • (WHAT FORM DOES THIS TYPE OF REACTION TAKE?)
  • DOUBLE REPLACEMENT OR
  • (DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT REACTION)
  • COMPOUND COMPOUND YIELDS COMPOUND COMPOUND

12
HOW CAN YOU RECOGNIZE A COMBUSTION REACTION?
  • (WHAT FORM DOES THIS TYPE OF REACTION TAKE?)
  • COMBUSTION REACTION
  • Hydrocarbon OXYGEN as reactants
  • YIELD
  • CARBON DIOXIDE WATER as products

13
NOW YOU NEED TO PRACTICE
  • WRITE SOME EQUATIONS
  • BALANCE THEM
  • IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF REACTION
  • DO THIS AGAIN AND AGAIN

14
AFTER YOU PRACTICE
  • COLLECT YOUR A
  • SMILE A MILE
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com