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What do you read the arrow in the chemical equation meaning?
Yields
How is the arrow read in a chemical reaction?
The arrow is read as "produces" or "yields."
What is the arrow read as in chemical equations?
It reads as "Yields." The equation is set up as (reactants) (Yield Sign) (Products).
How do you read a chemical reaction?
the products are on the side with the arrow pointing at them and are divided by a plus sign, and the product is on the side the arrow is not pointin to! SCIENCE SUCKS!!!
What does the arrow in a chemical reaction?
If it's pointing right, it can be read as the English phrase "react to form". If it's pointing left, it's "is formed by the reaction of". If it's a double arrow, "is in equilibrium with".
What does the arrow in a chemical equation do?
Arrow means creates or yield(s) IE: Na + Cl ---> NaCl Sodium and Chlorine create/yield sodium chloride
The arrow in a chemical equation is read as a?
It shows that the reactants (on the left side) react and become the products (on the right side) Sometimes, the arrow also signifies that energy is added in some form to cause the reaction. For example: 2H20+2NaCl -------> H2+Cl2+2NaOH
In Facebook chat what is the meaning of the figure with arrow pointing down beside your friend's name which appears sometimes?
If it is red and has a number in it, then it means that your friend has typed something in for you to read.
In a word equation the arrow should read as?
'To'. >(Reactant) to (Product)<
How do you play as mighty girl?
read the instructions. --> makes you move forward <-- is backward up arrow is jump and down arrow is crouching down. next time actually read the instructions.
What does the arrow mean in a word chemical equation?
There are two arrows used: --->: The arrow indicates that the chemicals (called the reactants) on the left-hand side react to form the chemicals on the right-hand side (called the products). <--> (or a variant): this arrow means that the two sets of chemicals are in equilibrium, i.e. that the rate of reaction that turns one side into the other is equal to the rate at which they turn back, so that there is no net change in the amount of either set.
Was Arrow the leopard a girl or a boy?
a she. read cleopatra VII for more info
