What is the substance that enters into a chemical reaction called?

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What is the substance that enters into a chemical reaction called?

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Answer 1 · 2017-07-18T06:21:07

$A reactant.........?$ $"A reactant.........?"$

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And a chemical equation is represented by a chemical equation:

$Reactants$ $"Reactants"$ $\to$ $rarr$ $Products$ $"Products"$

And all chemical reactions observe stoichiometry:

$MASS is CONSERVED$ $"MASS is CONSERVED"$

$CHARGE is CONSERVED$ $"CHARGE is CONSERVED"$

And so if you start with $10 \cdot g$ $10*g$ or $1000 \cdot g$ $1000*g$ of neutral reactant, you will finish with $10 \cdot g$ $10*g$ or $1000 \cdot g$ $1000*g$ of neutral product. And this principle has been observed in EACH and EVERY chemical process ever performed or observed.

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