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| gains a proton, sour taste |
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| 0-14: 0-6 acids 8-14 bases |
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| base reacts with acid producing salt and water molecules |
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| series of symbols, subscripts and coefficients that represent a chemical reaction |
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| reaction whereby a single product is produced |
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reaction whereby a complex compound is broken down into simpler
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| reaction whereby a single element exchange places with another in compound |
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| gives up a proton, bitter taste, slippery |
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| reaction whereby two elements exchange places forming two new compounds |
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| type of reaction whereby energy is released; hot |
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| type of reaction whereby energy is held in; cold |
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| a substance that speeds up the reaction rate and is not affected by the reaction |
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| Law of Conservation of ____ states that matter cannot be created nor destroyed during a reaction |
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| arrow in an equation that means 'equals' |
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| the reactant side of the equation should ____ the product side of the reaction |
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| the chemicals that exist before the reaction |
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| the chemicals produced after a reaction |
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| same as a chemical change; a change in which new substances are produced |
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| temperature, concentration, surface area |
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| three factors that affect the rate of a chemical reaction |
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