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Transcript
+
PROTONS
-
BUT
ELECTRONS
STABLE
aka ATOMIC #
6 PROTONS &
6 ELECTRONS
ONE
EACH
8 PROTONS &
8 ELECTRONS
STABLE
BONDS
ATOM
MOLECULE
MOLECULE
ATOM
CARBON MONOXIDE
ATOM
MOLECULE
MOLECULE
CARBON DIOXIDE
MOLECULE
SILVER NITRATE
MOLECULE
BARIUM PHOSPHATE
3ONE
ATOMS
OFOF
BARIUM
ATOM
SILVERBONDED
BONDEDTO
TO
2ONE
ATOMS
OFOF
PHOSPHOROUS
AND
ATOM
NITROGEN AND
3 ATOMS OF OXYGEN
8 ATOMS OF OXYGEN
BY
THE
WAY
S
l
g
DISSOLVED
IN WATER
(aqueous)
REACTANTS
(S)
(g)
PRODUCTS
(aq)
(a similar law applies to energy…)
CHANGE
FORM
CREATED DESTROYED
1 ATOM of SODIUM
1 ATOM of SODIUM
2 ATOMS of CHLORINE
1 ATOM of CHLORINE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GM7LgHgyN90&feature=player_detailpage#t=328s
BALANCE
H202
SUBSCRIPTS
VERY DIFFERENT
MOLECULES!!!!!!!
A COEFFICIENT is a number placed
IN FRONT of a molecule to “balance”
the # of atoms of REACTANT with
Na
Na
Cl
the # of atoms of PRODUCT,
Cl
Cl Law of Conservation
representing
the
in a chemical equation Na
Na
Cl
ONE
WAY
REVERSIBLE
under the right conditions
(ammonia)
The reaction can “shift” left or right under certain conditions
EXCESS REACTANT shifts right (excess product, left)
REMOVING REACTANT shifts left (removing product, right)
ADDING/REMOVING ENERGY can shift it as well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_4LUaaL6FU&feature=fvsr (blue bottle)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqeWpywDuiY&feature=related (clock)