A chemical equation summarizes a chemical reaction using symbols for the reactants and products and their quantities. It shows the molecular level changes that occur during a chemical reaction. A balanced chemical equation maintains equality between the number and type of atoms in the reactants and products. It provides information about the products, reactants, and mole ratios involved in the reaction. However, a chemical equation alone does not convey information about reaction conditions like time, temperature, or whether the reaction proceeds to completion.
A chemical equation summarizes a chemical reaction using symbols for the reactants and products and their quantities. It shows the molecular level changes that occur during a chemical reaction. A balanced chemical equation maintains equality between the number and type of atoms in the reactants and products. It provides information about the products, reactants, and mole ratios involved in the reaction. However, a chemical equation alone does not convey information about reaction conditions like time, temperature, or whether the reaction proceeds to completion.
A chemical equation summarizes a chemical reaction using symbols for the reactants and products and their quantities. It shows the molecular level changes that occur during a chemical reaction. A balanced chemical equation maintains equality between the number and type of atoms in the reactants and products. It provides information about the products, reactants, and mole ratios involved in the reaction. However, a chemical equation alone does not convey information about reaction conditions like time, temperature, or whether the reaction proceeds to completion.
A chemical equation summarizes a chemical reaction using symbols for the reactants and products and their quantities. It shows the molecular level changes that occur during a chemical reaction. A balanced chemical equation maintains equality between the number and type of atoms in the reactants and products. It provides information about the products, reactants, and mole ratios involved in the reaction. However, a chemical equation alone does not convey information about reaction conditions like time, temperature, or whether the reaction proceeds to completion.
A chemical equation is a …………………….representation of the……………………..reaction using……………………..and………………of
the………………………………..involved in the………………………………..
Q2. What is a balanced chemical equation?
It is an…………………in which the…………………..number of……………..of each…………………………in the…………………………on the
…………side of the……………………….is same as the number of atoms in………………………………formed on the……………………….side of the …………………………….
Q3. What information is conveyed by a balanced chemical equation?
2NaOH + H2SO4 Na2SO4 + 2H2O
1. It tells about the …………………….result of a chemical change.
2. About the……………………..involved and the products…………………………….as a result of the reaction. 3. It tells about the number of ………………………………of each……………………………taking part and ………………….in the reaction. 4. About the chemical…………………………………of the respective………………………………… 5. It gives information about………………………….eg mass of H2SO4 is…………………. 6. It also proves the ………………..of ……………………………………..of …………………. Q4. State the limitations of a chemical equation.
4. Whether the ………………………is ………………………..or not completed.
Q5. Define relative atomic mass.
It is also called………………………It is the number of times………….atom of the…………………is ……………….than……..times
the……………….of an atom of………………….
Hence relative atomic mass =
Q6. Atomic mass unit id defined as …………….the mass of …………….
Q7. What is the value of 1amu in grams?
Q8. Define relative molecular mass.The…………………….molecular…………………of an……………………..or a ……………………….is
the………………..that represents how many times one…………………………..of the…………………………..is heavier than ……………… the mass of ………………………………. Q9. Molecular mass of a substance is ………………..of ………………….masses of the……………………….atoms present in one………………………of that…………………….. eg molecular mass of H2SO4 is : Q10. Define percentage composition of a compound. Percentage ………………….of a ………………………is the…………………………by ………………………..of each………………………present in a ………………………………