Is this C?
good, c
C
C isn't balanced (notice how there's 4 atoms of O on the left and 2 on the right)
which equation has the same # of hydrogens + oxygens on each side?
A
not quite keep in mind the subscript only applies to the atom to the left of it so H2O means 2 hydrogens + 1 oxygen so for A) there would be 2 hydrogens + 2 oxygens on the left side but only 1 oxygen on the right side
b then because 2 hydrogens on each side?
2H2 would be 4 hydrogen atoms since you have 2 molecules of hydrogen with 2 hydrogen atoms each
which eliminates everything except D
B
B would be reactants not products, any other ideas?
D then
Ugh I dont want to guess
stuck between d and c
"ingredients" would be something you put into the reaction, so C would describe the reactants products are the things produced, so D
SO d =)
yes
B
a cold pack makes things colder, which means it's absorbing energy from the enviornment what kind of reaction would this be?
A
good
C
good
A
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try to compare these graphs to your problem to see which description fits better
C
well done
A
a car's engine gives off heat so that would be exothermic which reaction requires you to put heat in?
heating pad
a heating pad also gives off heat, so that's also exothermic any other ideas? which one requires more heat/energy to be put in than it gives off?
NO actually D
as a general rule burning something is almost always exothermic so cooking an egg = C = your answer
Cause dont you have to build a fire in order to burn wood
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I dont want to guess, could you explain this to me
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CO2 + H2O are the products of combustion so C you just have to know this by memory
A
that's not necessarily true, for example one substance can be decomposed into to it would be the # of atoms since those are re-arranged but not created/destroyed (B)
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