Definitions (Chemical Reaction)


CHEMICAL REACTION



Chemical equation: The symbolic representation of an actual chemical change during chemical reaction is called chemical equation.


Reactants: The elements or compound that undergoes chemical change during chemical reaction.


Products: The elements or compounds, which are formed as a result of the chemical change in the reactants is called products.


Word equation: The chemical change that is expressed by writing the names of reactants and products.


Formula equation: The chemical changes that is expressed by using symbols and molecular formula of reactants and products.


Balance chemical equation: The chemical equation in which the total numbers of atoms of the different in the reactants and the products of the chemical equation are equal.


Catalyst: A chemical substance that changes the rate of chemical reaction without change in itself during chemical reaction is known as catalyst.


Positive catalyst: The catalyst which increases the rate of chemical reaction is called positive catalyst. E.g. MnO2.


Negative Catalyst: The catalyst which decreases the rate of chemical reaction is called negative catalyst. E.g. Glycerin.


Chemical reaction: A chemical change which involves addition, decomposition, or displacement of atoms or groups of atoms is called chemical reaction.


Combination reaction: The chemical reaction in which two or more than two elements or compounds combined to form a new compound is called combination reaction.


Decomposition reaction: The chemical reaction in which a single molecule or a compound decomposes into two or more than two elements or compounds is called decomposition reaction.


Displacement reaction: The chemical reaction in which an element or a radical of a compound is displaced by another element to form a new substance is known as displacement reaction.


Single Displacement reaction: The chemical reaction in which an element or a radical of a compound is displaced by another element to form a new substance is known as displacement reaction.


Double Displacement reaction: The chemical reaction in which two reacting molecule exchange their parent ions in aqueous solution.


Acid base/ Neutralization reaction: The chemical reaction in which an acid reacts with base to form salt and water is called acid base reaction.


Endothermic reaction: The reaction in which heat energy is absorbed from the surrounding is called endothermic reaction.


Exothermic reaction: The reaction in which heat energy is released to the surrounding is called exothermic reaction.


Molecular weight: The sum of the atomic weight of all the atoms of the same or different elements present in a molecule is known as molecular weight.


Promoters: A chemical used to increase the efficiency of a catalyst are called promoters. E.g.  Molybdenum.


Atomic mass unit: The mass which is equal to (  th of the mass of the carbon-12 isotope is called a.m.u.


Gram molecular mass: The molecular weight of a substance expressed in terms of gram is called gram molecular weight.


Mole: The amount of substance which consists of same number of particles as the number of atom in 12 gram of carbon -12 isotopes is called mole.


Avogadro’s number: The number that is used to measure the molecular mass of the substance.


Rate of chemical reaction: The change in the concentration of any one of the reactant or products per unit time is called rate of chemical reaction.



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