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1. Identify reactants and products in a chemical reaction

2. Explain how chemical reactions apply to the law of conservation of matter

3. Balance a chemical reaction given by your teacher

4. Describe and identify combustion, synthesis, decomposition, single-replacement, double-replacement and acid-base reaction

5. Describe characteristics & identify oxidation-reduction(redox) reactions

6. Compare and contrast exothermic and endothermic reactions

7. Describe the three ways heat can be transferred-radiation, conduction, and convection

8. Describe factors affecting the rate of a chemical reaction (6.03 6.04)

9. Define radioactivity and radioactive decay and describe sources

10. Compare and contrast the properties of stable and radioactive nuclei

11. Define Nuclear Fission and Fusion

12. Discuss the pros and cons of nuclear power

13. Explain how biotechnology is used and discuss the pros and cons

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