ng Chemical Equations Station Lab * D OArrange Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was 3 minutes agoO Present2ShareBackgroundLayout -ThemeTransitionThe elements orcompounds on theleft side of theExplore It! Part 2KESLERSCIENCEreaction are calledreactants. On theright side, they arecalled products.Check your equations with the answers below. Notice thenumber of atoms of each element is the same on both sides ofthe reaction arrow.->An easy way toremember this is RAP:Reactants• Arrow• Products)2H, +O, » 2H,0Look at the two equations below and move to the appropriate column.BalancedUnbalancedINPUTSTATIONco, + H, → CO + H,OCH, + O, 9, + H,OIs your work saved?Go Back to Lab RoomINTLVO 1:07acer

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Background
Layout -
Theme
Transition
The elements or
compounds on the
left side of the
Explore It! Part 2
KESLER
SCIENCE
reaction are called
reactants. On the
right side, they are
called products.
Check your equations with the answers below. Notice the
number of atoms of each element is the same on both sides of
the reaction arrow.
->
An easy way to
remember this is RAP:
Reactants
• Arrow
• Products)
2H, +
O, » 2H,0
Look at the two equations below and move to the appropriate column.
Balanced
Unbalanced
INPUT
STATION
co, + H, → CO + H,O
CH, + O, 9, + H,O
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Go Back to Lab Room
INTL
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