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Reactants are the starting components in a chemical reaction.
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What are the reactants to this process of chloroplast?
There are two reactants. those are H2o and CO2.
What describes the two phases is dynamic equilibrium?
reactants are turning into products. products are turning into reactants.
What kind of reactants shows two reactants combining to form one new product?
synthesis reaction
True or falseA reactant produce reactants?
False. Reactants are consumed during a chemical reaction and are transformed into products, not into more reactants.
What is a reactant photosynthesis?
There are two reactants. They are CO2 and water
Names of reactants for cellular respiration?
Oxygen and glucose
How many reactants and products are present in a double-replacement reaction?
In a double-replacement reaction, two reactants exchange ions to form two products. Therefore, there are two reactants and two products in this type of reaction.
Does a single-replacement has two reactants?
Yes, it has two reactants; one will be a stand-alone element, and one will be a compound.
What are the two main reactants that are used to make urea?
The two main reactants that are used to make urea are oxygen and carbondioxide.
What are the reactants to this process of chloroplast?
There are two reactants. those are H2o and CO2.
What describes the two phases is dynamic equilibrium?
reactants are turning into products. products are turning into reactants.
How many reactants are in a synthesis reaction?
Just one.
What kind of reactants shows two reactants combining to form one new product?
synthesis reaction
True or falseA reactant produce reactants?
False. Reactants are consumed during a chemical reaction and are transformed into products, not into more reactants.
Should a chemical equation always have two reactants and two products?
no.
Which type of reaction has two compound reactants and two compond products?
Double Displacement (sometimes called Double Replacement)
The two sides of a chemical equation?
Reactants -> Products
