Ammonium Bicarbonate and Heat The one reactant produces three separate produces, two gases and one liquid. The liquid can be observed in the experiment, and one of the gases is readily identifiable by smell, the other gas should be identifiable by elimination. 1. Observations of Reactants: 2. Observations of Reaction and Products: 3. Likely Reaction Type: 4. Likely Products Produced: 5. Balanced Chemical Equation for the Reaction:

Ammonium Bicarbonate and Heat The one reactant produces three separate produces, two gases and one liquid. The liquid can be observed in the experiment, and one of the gases is readily identifiable by smell, the other gas should be identifiable by elimination. 1. Observations of Reactants: 2. Observations of Reaction and Products: 3. Likely Reaction Type: 4. Likely Products Produced: 5. Balanced Chemical Equation for the Reaction:

Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach

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Author:Mark S. Cracolice, Ed Peters

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Chapter8: Chemical Reactions

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