DAY 3 – Answers Chemical Reactions and (HT) Balancing Equations KEY WORDS Chemical Reaction Reactants Products Mass Conservation Balanced Question 1 What does a word equation tell you? Answer: What happens to chemicals during a chemical reaction 2 What substances are on the left side of the equation? Answer: 3 Answer: 4 Answer: 5 Answer: 6 Answer: Reactants What substances are on the right side of the equation? Products What must the total mass of reactants always equal? Stays the same What happens to the number of atoms in a chemical equation? Stays the same How many of each type of atom are present in CO2? 1 carbon 2 oxygen 7 Describe what has happened to the atoms in this reaction: H2 + O2 H2O Answer: 1 molecule of 2 hydrogen atoms + 1 molecule of 2 oxygen atoms react to produce 1 molecule of water containing 1 atom of oxygen + 2 hydrogen atoms 8 Balance the equation in Question 7 Answer: 2H2 + O2 2H2O 9 Answer: Balance the following equation: Al + O2 Al2O3 2Al + 3O2 2Al2O3 10 Answer: Balance the following equation: Cr + HCl H2 + CrCl3 2Cr + 6HCl 3H2 + 2CrCl3 DAY 4 Limestone and Building Materials KEY WORDS Limestone Calcium carbonate Thermal decomposition Calcium oxide Calcium hydroxide Cement Mortar Concrete Acid reactions Question 1 Give at least 5 uses for limestone Answer: 2 What is the chemical formula for calcium carbonate (limestone)? Answer: 3 In a lime kiln, calcium carbonate is heated to make what two products? Answer: 4 Give the formula for calcium oxide (lime or quicklime) Answer: 5 When water is added to quicklime what product is made? Answer: 6 Name the products when copper carbonate is thermally decomposed Answer: 7 What substance is powdered limestone mixed with to make cement? Answer: 8 What is the difference between mortar and concrete? Answer: 9 What is the chemical test for carbon dioxide gas? Answer: 10 Answer: Why are there concerns over the production of limestone?