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21 March, 17:34

Explain the meaning of the symbols as they are used in this expression.

A + B C + D

Question 1) A and B are:

Question 2) C and D are:

elements only

molecules only

elements or molecules

reactants

products

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  1. 21 March, 19:41
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    Question 1) A and B are: Reactants

    Question 2) C and D are: Products

    It is a chemical process in which reactants A and B react as represented by the (+) symbol, producing Product C and D

    is the sign of reversible reaction that means A + B can form C and D, Similarly C and D can form A and B
  2. 21 March, 20:29
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    A, B, C and D are: elements or molecules A and B are: reactants C and D are: products

    Explanation:

    The expression "A + B C + D" represents a chemical equation. A chemical equation represents the "mixture" of molecules or elements that will react and form other molecules and elements, so we can say that A, B, C and D represent molecules or elements.

    But not only that. In a chemical equation, the elements and molecules that are before the symbol "" represent the reagents in the equation. Therefore, A and B are the reagents. The elements or molecules found after the symbol "" are the products of the reaction. Therefore, C and D are the products.
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