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| any substance that has a definite composition |
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| a pure substance that CANNOT be broken down into simpler substances |
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| a pure substance composed of 2 or more elements that are chemically bonded, and can be separated by a chemical reaction |
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| the reaction of chemicals physically or chemically bonded together |
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| the initial amount of energy in a chemical reaction |
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| the amount of energy needed to produce a chemical reaction |
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| the amount of energy after a chemical reaction |
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| the change amount of change between the initial and final energy |
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| when 2 elements (or compounds) combine to make a new and different compound |
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| when one component of the reactants trades places with another |
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| when 2 components on the reactant side trade places with each other |
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| when 1 compound splits into 2 different elements (or compounds) -opposite of synthesis |
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| when reactants containing carbon and oxygen yield to a product that contains CO2 and H2O |
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| a type of reaction that results in the final energy being greater than the initial energy, causing the ΔE to be positve |
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| a type of reaction that results in the final energy being lower than the activation energy, causing the ΔE to be negative |
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