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CHEM103 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Nonmetal, Chlorine, Solubility

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27 Mar 2018

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A chemical change is one in which bonds are broken or formed. Atoms rearrange and the structures of molecules are changed. Since chemical bonds store energy, chemical reactions can consume or release energy. 4 al(s) + 3 o 2 (g) 2 al 2 o 3 (s) 4 al atoms + 3 o 2 molecules react to give 2 molecules (units) of al 2 o 3. 4 moles of al + 3 moles of o 2 react to give 2 moles of al 2 o 3. An is used to show the conversion from reactants (consumed) to products (produced) For reversible reactions, a double arrow is used. The amount of each particle is shown with a number in front of the particle, called a stoichiometric coefficient. Stoichiometric coefficients show the number of that type of particle, counted either as particles or moles. The letters: s, l, g, and aq show the physical state of the substance.

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