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Chemical Equations Quiz: True or False

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Test your understanding of chemical equations.

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Chemical Equations Quiz: True or False
 

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Test your understanding of chemical equations.

by B ARUNA
1

A catalyst is not consumed in a reaction and may appear above the arrow.

2

A catalyst changes the final composition of products.

3

A balanced chemical equation has the same number of each type of atom on both sides.

4

You can balance equations by changing subscripts in the reactants.

5

The arrow in a chemical equation shows that mass is not conserved.

6

Reversible reactions are shown with a single arrow.

7

The states (s, l, g, aq) indicate phases of substances in the equation.

8

The coefficients in front of formulas indicate how many molecules or formula units participate.

9

Coefficients affect the number of atoms in a molecule.

10

The arrow separates reactants from products in a chemical equation.

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