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Molecular Notation and Chemical Equations

8 th Grade Science Mrs. Sassaman All images are from www.Chem4kids.com. Molecular Notation and Chemical Equations. Molecular Notation. Chemical symbol for Hydrogen. Chemical symbol for Oxygen. H 2 O. No number mean 1 atom of Oxygen. Means 2 atoms of Hydrogen. 3 total atoms.

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Molecular Notation and Chemical Equations

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  1. 8th Grade Science Mrs. Sassaman All images are from www.Chem4kids.com Molecular Notation and Chemical Equations

  2. Molecular Notation Chemical symbol for Hydrogen Chemical symbol for Oxygen H2O No number mean 1 atom of Oxygen Means 2 atoms of Hydrogen 3 total atoms

  3. Molecular Notation Chemical symbol for Hydrogen Chemical symbol for Carbon CH4 5 total atoms Means 4 atoms of Hydrogen No number means 1 atom of Carbon

  4. Molecular Notation Chemical symbol for Oxygen Chemical symbol for Carbon CO2 3 total atoms Means 2 atoms of Oxygen No number means 1 atom of Carbon

  5. Molecular Notation Chemical symbol for Oxygen Chemical symbol for Sodium NaOH Chemical symbol for Hydrogen 3 total atoms No number means 1 atom of Hydrogen No number means 1 atom of Sodium No number means 1 atom of Oxygen

  6. Chemical Equations 2Na + Cl2 2NaCl 2H2 + O2 2H2O

  7. Chemical Equations PRODUCTS REACTANTS 2H2 + O2 2H2O A coefficient shows the number of molecules. A subscript shows how many atoms in a formula. H2 2H2 The arrow says ‘produces’ or ‘yields’ (or ‘turns into’). It always points from reactants to products. H2

  8. Chemical Equations Li2O + MgCl2 2LiCl + MgO Li – Lithium – 2 O – Oxygen – 1 Mg – Magnesium – 1 Cl – Chlorine - 2 Li – Lithium – 2 O – Oxygen – 1 Mg – Magnesium – 1 Cl – Chlorine - 2 2AlCl3 + 3Na2CO3 Al2(CO3)3 + 6NaCl Al – Aluminum – 2 Cl – Chlorine – 6 Na – Sodium – 6 C – Carbon – 3 O – Oxygen - 9 Al – Aluminum – 2 Cl – Chlorine – 6 Na – Sodium – 6 C – Carbon – 3 O – Oxygen - 9

  9. A Model for the Combustion of Methane PRODUCTS REACTANTS CH4 + 2O2 • CO2 + 2H2O

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