Chemical Compounds and Equations — O/L Science
Aligned with the NIE syllabus
What must I remember about Chemical Compounds and Equations?
- Factors that increase reaction rate: higher temperature, higher concentration, smaller particle size, catalyst
- Exothermic reactions release energy to surroundings (combustion, neutralisation, respiration)
- Endothermic reactions absorb energy from surroundings (photosynthesis, thermal decomposition)
- Law of Conservation of Mass: total mass of reactants = total mass of products
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Exothermic
releases heat (combustion, neutralisation); ΔH < 0
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Endothermic
absorbs heat (thermal decomposition); ΔH > 0
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Activation energy
minimum energy needed to start reaction
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Must know
- Collision theory: reaction occurs when particles collide with sufficient energy
Source: NIE O/L Science — Unit 3: Chemical Reactions
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What comes next?
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Where does Chemical Compounds and Equations fit in the syllabus?
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