Q3 Review Crossword
Across
- 4. _________ Yield: The comparison between the theoretical yield and the actual yield to determine lab accuracy
- 5. A solid that is formed during a chemical reaction
- 8. What do we need to do in order to uphold the law of conservation of mass during a chemical equation?
- 10. A chemical reaction that releases more energy than it absorbs
- 13. A + B → AB
- 14. _________ Mass: Used to convert between moles and grams in a stoichiometry problem
- 16. _________ Reactant: There is a left over amount of this reactant at the end of an experiment.
- 18. _________ change is when a substance maintains its physical properties.
- 21. The substance(s) at the beginning of a chemical reaction
- 24. _________ Reactant: The reactant that is used up during a chemical reaction and inhibits the production of more product
- 25. The study of the ratios between reactants and products during a chemical reaction
- 26. This law is only for gases and relates pressure, volume, temperature, and number of moles to one another.
- 29. AB → A + B
Down
- 1. For gases it is measured in K.
- 2. A substance that is dissolved in water
- 3. For gases it is measured in atm.
- 6. _________ Replacement: AB + CD → AD + CB
- 7. For gases it is measured in L.
- 9. Law of _________ of Mass
- 11. A hydrocarbon reacting with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water
- 12. _________ Yield: The amount that should be produced during an experiment based on stoichiometry calculations
- 15. _________ Yield: The amount that is produced during a lab experiment
- 17. _________ Replacement: A + BC → AC + B
- 19. _________ change is when a substance reacts and changes into a different substance.
- 20. A chemical reaction that absorbs more energy than it releases
- 22. Numbers added to a chemical equation in order to balance the amount of atoms on either side of the equation.
- 23. The substance(s) at the ending of a chemical reaction
- 27. Mole _________: Used to convert from moles of what we are given to moles of what we want in a stoichiometry problem
- 28. Diatomic Seven