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Understanding Chemical Equations and Reactions in Chemistry

This lesson focuses on chemical equations, which are symbolic representations of chemical reactions. In a chemical equation, reactants are shown on the left side and products on the right, separated by an equal sign or arrows. A chemical reaction involves transforming one or more substances into different substances. Understanding the components of a chemical equation—such as reactants, products, and yield symbols—will enhance your grasp of chemical changes that occur during reactions.

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Understanding Chemical Equations and Reactions in Chemistry

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    1. Chemical Equations Chemistry 4th Hour Mrs. Schaefer By. Devin O’Dell

    2. What is a Chemical Equation? A chemical equation is described as a symbolic representation of a chemical reaction. The reactants of the reaction are found on the left and the products on the right, separated by an equal sign or directional arrows

    3. What is a Chemical Reaction? A chemical reaction is a process in which one or more substances are changed into others. A chemical equation is a way to understand the chemical changes that take place between chemicals.

    4. What Makes up a Chemical Equation? There are several parts that make up a chemical equation, other then the 3 previously listed (reactants, products, and the yield symbol).

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