Exploring Chemical Reactions

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Chemical reaction: process where reactants transform into products by rearranging atoms.

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A chemical reaction transforms substances (reactants) into different substances (products) through atom rearrangement.

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Types of chemical reactions studied:

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synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, double replacement, combustion

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Two highly reactive metals:

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Sodium, Potassium

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Two inert metals:

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Gold, Platinum

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Need to keep sodium in kerosene oil?

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To prevent sodium from reacting with moisture and oxygen.

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Displacement reaction: A chemical reaction where an element in a compound is replaced by another element.

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Displacement reaction: An element in a compound is replaced by another element.

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Zinc in galvanizing iron prevents rusting by acting as a sacrificial anode and forming a protective layer.

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Zinc prevents rusting of iron by acting as a sacrificial anode and forming a protective layer.

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Reactivity of metals affects their applications by determining suitability for specific environments, influencing safety and effectiveness.

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Reactivity impacts metal applications.