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Chemical reactions, chemical equations
Above, we can see evidence of a chemical reaction occurring.
And below is a chemical equation: chemists' language that gives us some information about the reaction ....
Vive la difference!
Modules in this Chapter 05 explore the difference between chemical reactions and their representational form (chemical equations), as well as the significance of both.
Modules in Chapter 05 so far (Click to go):
0500 Chemical reactions vs chemical equations: Overview
0501 Chemical amount and its unit of measurement, mole
0502 The Avogadro constant: How many particles is that?
0503 The Avogadro constant: Why is it that number?
0504 Chemical formulas: What can they tell us?
0505 Chemical equations: And what can't they tell us?
0506 Limiting reactants: How much reaction can happen?
0507 Balanced chemical equations: What are they?
0508 Chemical reactions as competitions
0500 Chemical reactions vs chemical equations: Overview
0501 Chemical amount and its unit of measurement, mole
0502 The Avogadro constant: How many particles is that?
0503 The Avogadro constant: Why is it that number?
0504 Chemical formulas: What can they tell us?
0505 Chemical equations: And what can't they tell us?
0506 Limiting reactants: How much reaction can happen?
0507 Balanced chemical equations: What are they?
0508 Chemical reactions as competitions
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