Reactant and Product Energy Change Quick Check
1.In order for a reaction to occur, which action must happen?(1 point)
Molecules must divide at a low enough energy to break bonds.
Molecules must collide at a high enough energy to break bonds.
Molecules must divide at a high enough energy to break bonds.
Molecules must collide at a low enough energy to break bonds.
2.Which phrase best describes activation energy?(1 point)
the energy required to rearrange and switch individual molecules within two compounds
the minimum amount of energy required to form bonds and end a chemical reaction
the minimum amount of energy required to break bonds and start a chemical reaction
the energy given off when rearranging and switching individual molecules within two compounds
3.Molecules are not reacting using current methods. Which change can encourage a reaction?(1 point)
adding another chemical
speeding up the molecules by mixing
adding heat
removing heat
When sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl) are combined, a small amount of table salt is formed and a bright yellow light and a lot of heat are given off. Does it take more energy to break the bonds of the reactants, or is more energy released when forming the bonds of the products? How do you know?(1 point)
More energy is released when forming the bonds of the products because a lot of heat is given off, which indicates energy was released.
It takes more energy to break the bonds of the reactants because a lot of heat is given off, which indicates energy was absorbed in the beginning.
More energy is released when forming the bonds of the products because yellow light is given off, which indicates energy was released.
It takes more energy to break the bonds of the reactants because yellow light is given off, which indicates energy was absorbed in the beginning.
5.When hydrogen burns in oxygen and forms water, which bonds are broken and which bonds are formed?(1 point)
Two H–H bonds are broken, one O–O bond is broken, and four H–O bonds are formed.
Two H–H bonds are broken, one O=O bond is broken, and four H–O bonds are formed.
Two H–H bonds are broken, one O=O bond is broken, and two H–O bonds are formed.
One H–H bond is broken, one O–O bond is broken, and two H–O bonds are formed.
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1) Molecules must collide at a high enough energy to break bonds.
2) the minimum amount of energy required to break bonds and start a chemical reaction
3) adding heat
4) More energy is released when forming the bonds of the products because a lot of heat is given off, which indicates energy was released.
5) Two H–H bonds are broken, one O=O bond is broken, and four H–O bonds are formed.
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@DrBob222 bruh the program im doing has quizzes called quickchecks.
does anyone have reactants vs products quick check?
Does anyone have the total potential energy quick check?
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I'll help you understand the concepts related to reactants and products in a chemical reaction. Let's go through each question one by one and explain the correct answers:
1. In order for a reaction to occur, molecules must collide at a high enough energy to break bonds. This is because breaking the existing bonds between atoms requires a certain amount of energy.
2. Activation energy is the minimum amount of energy required to break bonds and start a chemical reaction. This energy is needed to overcome the energy barrier or activation barrier that prevents a reaction from occurring spontaneously.
3. In order to encourage a reaction, you can add another chemical, speed up the molecules by mixing, add heat, or remove heat. These changes can increase the chances of successful collisions between reactant molecules, which in turn promotes the reaction.
4. In the given scenario, when sodium (Na) and chlorine (Cl) are combined to form table salt, a lot of heat and a bright yellow light are given off. This indicates that more energy is released when forming the bonds of the products. The energy released in the form of heat and light is an indication that the energy level of the products is lower than that of the reactants.
5. When hydrogen (H) burns in oxygen (O) and forms water (H2O), two H-H bonds are broken, one O=O bond is broken, and two H-O bonds are formed. This reaction involves the breaking and forming of chemical bonds between the atoms involved.
I hope this explanation helps you understand the concepts better. Remember, consistent effort and practice are key to improving your understanding and grades in any subject.
So I guess the idea here is for me to give you the correct answers and you'll check them against yours. I have a better idea. You give me your answers for each and I'll let you know if they are correct or not.
From your last sentence you don't want a quick check. You're answer mooching.