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Chemical reactions

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Chapter Two: The Chemistry of Biology


Question 1
A chemical reaction is
   1.  a way of writing how many atoms a molecule contains
2.  the reaction a person has after exposure to a chemical
3.  the breaking of bonds and/or the formation of new bonds
4.  something which does not occur in cells
 

Question 2
The molecules which existed before a chemical reaction are called the
   1.  products
2.  reactants
3.  pre-reaction compounds
4.  they do not have a special name
 

Question 3
The molecules which existed after a chemical reaction are called the
   1.  products
2.  reactants
3.  post-reaction compounds
4.  they do not have a special name
 

Question 4
Which of the following is true about all chemical reactions which occur in a cell?
   1.  atoms are destroyed as a result of the reaction
2.  atoms are produced as a result of the reaction
3.  the numbers of each type of atom is equal on both sides of the reaction
4.  none of the above
 


 
 

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Team: Andrew Kallem, Josh Tauberer
Coaches: Ms. Acerra, Mr. Kwitkin