3. Chemical Reactions

Which clue can be used to identify a chemical reaction as a combustion reaction?

During the complete combustion of one molecule of methane (CH_4), how many covalent bonds are broken in the reactant molecules before new bonds are formed in the products?

Which of the following provides evidence that burning sugar is a chemical reaction?

Which property of kerosene makes it suitable for use in lamps during combustion analysis experiments?

Which element of the fire tetrahedron is specifically included to explain flaming (gas-phase) combustion?

During the combustion of gasoline in a car engine, which of the following chemical components is most commonly released in the exhaust?

Which of the following substances is formed as a product during the complete combustion of methane (CH_4)?

Which statement best describes the process of combustion in terms of energy change?

In a combustion analysis, what substance must methane (CH_4) be combined with to undergo a complete combustion reaction?

During the combustion of a candle, which two substances primarily react with each other?

During the complete combustion of propane (C_3H_8), what other product is formed besides carbon dioxide (CO_2)?

Which two products are typically formed during the complete combustion of alkanes?

Which two reactants are required for the combustion of a hydrocarbon?

In the balanced combustion reaction of nitric oxide (NO), how many new chemical bonds are formed in the products?

Which of the following is required to initiate the combustion of methane (CH_4) in an energy-releasing reaction?