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Chapter 10, Lesson 1: "Chemical Changes". Use your textbook to help you fill in the blanks (click the words) pages 540 - 547.

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Chapter 10, Lesson 1: "Chemical Changes". Use your textbook to help you fill in the blanks (click the words) pages 540 - 547.

by Naneth Burquez
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chemical gases change chemical letters reactants reaction products mass balanced numbers bonds conservation color chemical

What are chemical charges ?

1 . - When atoms attach to other atoms , the forces that hold these atoms together are .
2 . - During a , new substances with new properties form .
3 . - Evidence that a chemical change has occurred includes a change in or the formation of .
4 . - Another term for chemical change is .
5 . - The substances present before chemical change happens are , and those present after chemical changes are .
6 . - A chemical equation uses and to show that changes have occurred .
7 . - A chemical equation is because it shows the same numbers and types of atoms on both sides .
8 . - Because it shows the same numbers of each type of atom on both sides , a chemical equation shows that a chemical change obeys the law of of .

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