Types of Chemical Reactions Chapter 13, Section 3.
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Transcript of Types of Chemical Reactions Chapter 13, Section 3.
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Types of Chemical Reactions
Chapter 13, Section 3
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Types of Chemical Reactions…In the same way that elements are divided into
groups based on their properties, reactions can be classified on what occurs during the reaction.
There are four types we will learn:1. Synthesis
2. Decomposition3. Single-displacement4. Double-displacement
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Let’s make a foldable…
Step 1: Hold your paper horizontal.Step 2: Fold your paper in half from left to right.Step 3: Unfold your paper.Step 4: Fold each side of your paper to the crease
in the center of your paper.Step 5: Cut the paper to make two flaps on the
left side and two flaps on the rightside.
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On the upper left flap…
Synthesis Reaction:(inside) 2 or more substances combine to
form one new compoundExample:
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On the lower left flap…
Decomposition Reaction:(inside) a single compound breaks down to form 2
or more simpler substances Example:
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On the upper right flap…
Single-Displacement Reaction:(inside) an element replaces another element that
is part of a compound Example:
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On the lower right flap…
Double-Displacement Reaction:(inside) ions from two compounds exchange
places Example:
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Within your group, assign the following roles:
1. Recorder (write down responses)2. Information Gatherer (look up answers)3. Time Keeper (make sure group’s on task)4. Reporter (be ready to talk in front of class)
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Questions:1. What type of reaction does the following
represent? FeS + 2HCl FeCl2 + H2S2. Describe the difference between single- and
double-displacement reactions.3. Write the balanced equation in which
potassium iodide (KI) reacts with chlorine to form potassium chloride (KCl) and iodine.
Hint: Remember diatomic elements!!!
Turn in one paper…with all names on it!!!