Unit 4: Chemical Reactions
: Learn about the different types of chemical reactions and how to represent them using chemical equations.
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Course Description
: Learn about the different types of chemical reactions and how to represent them using chemical equations.
What Will You Learn from This Unit?
- Introduction to reactions
- Net ionic equations
- Representations of reactions
- Physical and chemical changes
- Stoichiometry
- Types of chemical reactions
Your Instructors
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