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Predicting reaction products
So, now that you’ve learned all about chemical equations, it’s time to figure out how to use them in the real world. As you might have guessed, real chemists don’t usually get magical packages of equations whenever they need to … Continue reading
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What’s an equation, really?
Now that you’ve learned to balance equations, it’s time to actually figure out what they are. This is something that most teachers never actually tell you about, mostly because it’s not something that either chemists or teachers are really trained … Continue reading
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