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Lesson Overview:
Today, we completed part of the notes on combustion and types of chemical reactions while also finishing the Endothermic & Exothermic Reactions Lab Post-Lab, which was due today.
1οΈβ£ Post-Lab Work (First 20 Minutes)
Reviewed temperature changes and observations from the Endothermic & Exothermic Reactions Lab.
Completed and submitted the post-lab analysis.
2οΈβ£ Introduction to Combustion Reactions
What is Combustion?
A chemical reaction that releases energy by burning fuel in the presence of oxygen.
Produces carbon dioxide (COβ), water (HβO), and energy (heat/light).
Examples of Combustion:
Burning wood in a campfire.
Gasoline combustion in a car engine.
Cellular respiration in the human body (how we get energy from food!).
Understanding combustion reactions helps explain how cars run, fires burn, and our bodies produce energy! Recognizing different reaction types is key to predicting how substances interact in chemistry.
β Great job today! Be ready to finish the Types of Reactions notes in the next class!Β