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  • Topic:Chemical Reactions
  • Subject(s):Science
  • Days:15
  • Grade(s):11
Key Learning: A chemical equation is used to describe changes that occur in a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions produce completely new substances with new physical and chemical properties. Any change in matter is always accompanied by a change in energy.
Unit Essential Question(s):
 
 
How do chemical reactions affect every second of your life?
   
Concept: Chemical Equations
SC1.B   SC1.C   SC1.D   SCSh8.A   SCSh9.C   SCSh9.D  
Concept: Reaction Types
SC1.D   SC2.A   SC2.B   SC2.E   SCSh8.A   SCSh9.C   SCSh9.D  
Concept: Chemical Kinetics
SC2.B   SC5.B   SCSh9.C   SCSh9.D  
Lesson Essential Question(s):

How does a chemical equation show both the makeup and changes in matter during a chemical reaction? (A)
Lesson Essential Question(s):

How are reaction types used to predict products of a chemical reaction? (A)
Lesson Essential Question(s):

What factors affect the rate of reaction? (A)
Vocabulary:

reactants, products, coefficient, yield, formula, symbol, chemical equation, chemical reaction, aqueous solution, precipitate

Vocabulary:

Vocabulary:

reaction rate, concentration, activation energy, activating complex, relative energy, spontaneous reaction

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  • reactants -
  • reaction rate -
  • products -
  • concentration -
  • coefficient -
  • activation energy -
  • yield -
  • activating complex -
  • formula -
  • relative energy -
  • spontaneous reaction -
  • symbol -
  • chemical equation -
  • chemical reaction -
  • aqueous solution -
  • precipitate -