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OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

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OpenStudy (caozeyuan):

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OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

Which of these accurately describes the products of a reaction? Question 11 options: A) New substances that are present at the end of a reaction B) Substances that are used in a reaction C) Substances that were not used up in a reaction D) Substances that do not participate in a reaction

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

help me plz @Teamus1021 if you can

OpenStudy (caozeyuan):

it is A, you have to make new sthings to call it a chemical reaction and those new things are called product

OpenStudy (teamus1021):

a is correct

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

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OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

Which of these accurately describes a chemical reaction? @teamus1021 Question 12 options: A) Products and reactants combine to form new reactants. B) Products and reactants combine to form new substances. C) Reactants combine to form products. D) Products combine to form reactants.

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

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OpenStudy (caozeyuan):

C, reactants become product during chemical reaction

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@caozeyuan Which one is the best description of a chemical reaction? Question 13 options: A) Mixing two substances B) Forming or breaking bonds C) Ice melting D) Steam forming

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

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OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

@amorfide can you help me

OpenStudy (amorfide):

chemical reaction noun a process that involves rearrangement of the molecular or ionic structure of a substance, as distinct from a change in physical form or a nuclear reaction.

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

Which one is the best description of a chemical reaction? Question 13 options: A) Mixing two substances B) Forming or breaking bonds C) Ice melting D) Steam forming

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

help me plz @amorfide

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

can you help me @brittanyrolfe

OpenStudy (brittanyrolfe):

For question 13, I would say B. This is the only one that can result from or inhibit chemical reactions to occur.

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

Which of these is an example of a chemical reaction that occurs at a very fast rate? Question 14 options: A) iron rusting B) photosynthesis C) rotting wood D) an explosion Save

OpenStudy (brittanyrolfe):

Make sure you are medaling the people who help you and post each question as separate entities.

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

after i am thank do you know this one

OpenStudy (brittanyrolfe):

Please post this as a separate question, rather than a comment. And I will help

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

Which of these is an example of a chemical reaction that occurs at a very fast rate? Question 14 options: A) iron rusting B) photosynthesis C) rotting wood D) an explosion

OpenStudy (brittanyrolfe):

Continuing to comment questions is not posting a question on the forum. Please close this current question and please repost this as a new question

OpenStudy (tocuteforyou2):

ok

OpenStudy (amorfide):

Let's look at rusting when metal rusts, it is caused by oxygen and moisture in the air, hence this takes alot of time, and is a slow reaction idk how fast photosynthesis works (speed of light??) wood takes forever to rot explosions have a high rate of energy, are are a series of fast chemical reactions. If you think of a bomb, it explodes very quickly and has alot of energy to give out, so I think this is your answer D

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