AP Chemistry Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions — practice questions
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Practice AP Chemistry Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions in the app →In a chemical equation, the substances undergoing reaction are called:The substances generated by a reaction are placed on which side of the equation?Coefficients in a balanced equation may correctly be read as:Convention says a balanced equation should use coefficients that are:An ion that appears unchanged on both sides and is removed to give the net ionic equation is called a:A balanced equation that does not show the dissolved ions explicitly is called a:Ionic compounds dissolved in water are most realistically represented as:Silver chloride is written with the state symbol s in a precipitation equation because it:The three most prevalent types of chemical reaction introduced are precipitation, oxidation-reduction and:To predict a precipitation reaction, you identify the ions present and then consider whether:Sodium hydroxide is classified as a strong base because in water it:A neutralisation reaction has an acid and a base as reactants and typically produces:A double arrow is used in an acid equation to indicate that the acid is:Compounds that produce hydroxide ions by chemically reacting with water, rather than by dissociating, are:When balancing a combustion equation, an odd number of oxygen atoms on the product side is handled by:When one element appears in more than one formula on the same side of an equation, you must:Ordering the three ways of writing a reaction from most to least detail about ions gives:In the reaction between sodium and chlorine, sodium is oxidised, which means chlorine: