Chemical Equations

Oct 20, 2012

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Equations. Chemical equations represent chemical reactions- where the beginning substance(s) is changed into a new substance(s)Word equations- the reaction is written out with words and symbolsSkeleton equations- the reaction is written out using formulas and symbols but amounts of each substance

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Chemical Equations

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