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Chemical Changes and Reactions One Shot | ICSE Chemistry Class 9 | @sirtarunrupani

Sir Tarun Rupani・25 minutes read

Understanding Chemistry chapter Two is essential for grasping chemical changes and reactions, where new substances are formed through combinations and bonds. Various conditions like heat, light, and catalysts influence these reactions, leading to different types like synthesis, decomposition, displacement, double displacement, precipitation, and neutralization reactions.

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  • Chemical changes involve the creation of new substances through the formation of chemical bonds, distinct from physical changes.
  • Various types of chemical reactions, such as synthesis, decomposition, displacement, and double displacement, showcase how elements combine or break down to form new compounds, illustrating the diverse ways in which chemical transformations occur.

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    Chemical changes involve the formation of new substances.

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Understanding Chemical Changes and Reactions in Chemistry

  • Chemistry chapter Two is crucial for understanding chemical changes and reactions.
  • Chemical change involves the formation of new substances, unlike physical changes.
  • Chemical reactions occur when elements combine to form new bonds, breaking old ones.
  • Chemical bonds are forces holding molecules together, like electrovalent or covalent bonds.
  • Conditions for chemical changes include close contact mixing, liquid or molten states, heat, light, pressure, or catalysts.
  • Mixing solid substances can lead to explosive reactions, like iodine and phosphorus.
  • Some reactions occur in liquid states, such as sodium carbonate and oxalic acid.
  • Heat is necessary for reactions like copper carbonate turning into copper oxide and carbon dioxide.
  • Light can trigger reactions, like photosynthesis in plants or silver nitrate disintegration in sunlight.
  • Catalysts can accelerate or decelerate reactions, like enzymes aiding digestion in the body.

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Understanding Various Chemical Reactions: A Concise Overview

  • Chemical reactions can occur in various ways, with different types of reactions being understood.
  • Direct combination reactions, also known as synthesis, involve the combination of two or more substances to form a single product.
  • Examples like iron and sulfur combining when heated strongly illustrate synthesis reactions.
  • Reactants are written before the arrow in reactions, while products are shown after the arrow.
  • Decomposition reactions involve a compound breaking into more than one substance, such as mercury oxide splitting into mercury and oxygen.
  • Thermal decomposition reactions require heat to break down compounds, like potassium chlorate forming potassium chloride and oxygen.
  • Displacement reactions occur when a more active element displaces a less active one, as seen in reactions like iron and calcium forming calcium sulfate.
  • Double displacement reactions result in two new compounds forming due to the exchange of radicals, like sodium hydroxide combining with hydrogen to form sodium chloride and water.
  • Precipitation reactions, a type of double decomposition, produce a solid compound like barium sulfate when sodium sulfate and barium chloride react.
  • Neutralization reactions occur when an acid and a base combine to form salt and water, providing relief from issues like acid indigestion.

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