AC9S9U07 • Test
Atoms Rearrange in Reactions
Apply conservation and particle reasoning to unfamiliar chemical-reaction scenarios.
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- A valid particle model, word equation and balanced symbol equation for the same reaction must tell a consistent story about the atoms involved.
- Conservation applies to the whole system, including gaseous products and matter entering from the surroundings.
- Common trap: high percentage yield is not the same as green chemistry; waste, hazards, energy use, catalysts and atom economy also matter.
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