The substances formed as a result of a chemical reaction.
Stoichiometry: This is the calculation of the amounts of reactants and products in a chemical reaction.
Chemical equations: This involves the representation of chemical reactions using symbols and formulae.
Balancing chemical equations: This involves balancing chemical equations to ensure that there is equal mass of reactants and products.
Types of chemical reactions: This includes synthesis, decomposition, combustion, displacement, and acid-base reactions.
Reaction mechanisms: This involves the detailed description of the steps involved in a chemical reaction.
Rates of reaction: This involves measuring the speed at which a reaction takes place.
Catalysts: This includes substances that speed up a reaction without being consumed.
Equilibrium: This involves understanding the point at which the rate of the forward and reverse reaction are equal.
Acids and bases: This includes understanding the properties and reactions of acids and bases.
Oxidation-reduction reactions: This includes understanding the transfer of electrons during a chemical reaction.
Organic chemistry: This involves the study of carbon-based compounds, which make up a majority of chemical products.
Polymerization: This involves the process of combining smaller molecules to form larger molecules, which is used in the production of synthetic materials.
Nuclear chemistry: This includes understanding the behavior of nuclei and their reactions, which is used in nuclear power and medical applications.
Material science: This involves the study of materials and understanding their properties and applications in products.
Precipitate: A solid product that forms when two aqueous solutions are mixed and a chemical reaction occurs.
Gas: A product that is formed when a chemical reaction causes the release of gas.
Acid or Base: A product that is formed when a chemical reaction occurs between an acid and a base.
Oxidation or Reduction: A product that is formed when a chemical reaction causes the oxidation or reduction of a substance.
Water: A product that is formed when a chemical reaction involves the combination of hydrogen and oxygen.
Salt: A product that is formed when an acid and a base combine, neutralize each other and produce a compound.
Carbon dioxide: A product that is formed when hydrocarbons are burned in the presence of oxygen.
Energy: A product that is released as heat or light during a chemical reaction.