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Exploring Chemical Bonds and Reactions: Student Hands-on Activity

Learn about chemical reactions, reactants, and products. Understand single, double, and triple bonds with practical examples. Create compounds with specific bond requirements. Draw the results in your composition book for a visual understanding.

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Exploring Chemical Bonds and Reactions: Student Hands-on Activity

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  1. Chemical Reactions Reactants = starting materials Product(s) = what is produced during the reaction 2H2 + O2 2 H2O reactants products Balanced equation = number of atoms of each element must be the same on each side.

  2. Chemical Bonds • Single bond -represented by one line, each line represents two electrons; one from each atom of the element being bonded for a total of 2 shared O2 O-O • Double bond - represented by two lines, each line represents two electrons for a total of 4 shared O2 O=O • Triple Bond - represented with three lines, each line represents two electrons for a total of 6 shared O2 O=O

  3. Single,Double, and Triple bonds *Student will work in pairs. Each pair will have 3-Carbons, 8-Hydrogens, 1-triple bond, 2-double bonds, and 8-single bonds. Using the materials provided, make the following bonds compounds. DRAW THE FINAL REULST IN YOUR COMPOSTION BOOK **REMINDER - a bond represents two electrons, one from each atom of an element** CH4 ; C2H6; C2H4 ; C2H2 ; C3 H4 (using 2-double bonds), C3H4 with a triple bond.

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