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    • What do all chemical reactions involve?
      Formation of new substances
    • How can chemical reactions be identified?
      By changes in appearance and energy
    • What are some changes in appearance that indicate a chemical reaction?
      Colour change, gas evolved, precipitate formed
    • What affects the speed of chemical reactions?
      Particle size, temperature, and concentration
    • How do catalysts behave in reactions?
      They are not used up during the reaction
    • What are catalysts?
      Substances that speed up reactions
    • What are enzymes?
      Catalysts that affect living things
    • Can you give examples of catalysts in everyday life?
      Transition metals in car exhaust systems
    • How can I identify a chemical reaction?
      By a change in appearance of substance
    • What indicates a detectable energy change in a chemical reaction?
      Heat release or absorption
    • How many elements make up everything in the world?
      About 100 elements
    • What does each element have?
      A name and a symbol
    • What are compounds?
      Formed when elements react together
    • What are mixtures?
      Two or more substances combined without reacting
    • What is a solution?
      A solute dissolves in a solvent
    • What do compounds with names ending in "ide" contain?
      Two elements indicated by the name
    • What does the ending "ite" or "ate" indicate in a compound's name?
      Presence of an additional element oxygen
    • How do particle size, concentration, and temperature affect reaction speed?
      • Smaller particle size increases surface area
      • Higher concentration increases the number of collisions
      • Higher temperature increases kinetic energy of particles
    • Give examples of reactions affected by particle size, concentration, and temperature.
      1. Particle size: Powdered vs. whole reactants
      2. Concentration: Dilute vs. concentrated solutions
      3. Temperature: Cold vs. hot reactions
    • What are the three key properties of catalysts?
      Speed up reactions, not used up, recoverable unchanged
    • What is an everyday example of a catalyst?
      Transition metals in car exhaust systems
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