Match the following terms with their definitions. I v the substance in a solution present in greatest amount. A. solute A. v the substance in a solution present in lowest amount. B. chemical reaction N. v the speed at which a reaction occurs C. reaction stoichiometry v mass relationship between elements in a compound. D. dynamic equilibrium v a convention to express the information of a reaction E. composition stoichiometry v forces holding a molecule together F. oxidation-reduction reaction v the quantitative relationship of two chemicals in an equation. G. acid-base reaction

Match the following terms with their definitions. I v the substance in a solution present in greatest amount. A. solute A. v the substance in a solution present in lowest amount. B. chemical reaction N. v the speed at which a reaction occurs C. reaction stoichiometry v mass relationship between elements in a compound. D. dynamic equilibrium v a convention to express the information of a reaction E. composition stoichiometry v forces holding a molecule together F. oxidation-reduction reaction v the quantitative relationship of two chemicals in an equation. G. acid-base reaction

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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