Write the generic form of a chemical reaction.
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A+B--> C+D
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The generic form of a chemical reaction is A+B→C+D
- A chemical reaction is a process that brings multiple reactants together to form one or more products.
- This rearrangement typically involves the breaking of chemical bonds, the formation of new bonds, and/or changes in the arrangement of particles.
- The reactant molecules are changed and rearranged to create the products of the reaction.
- The general form of a chemical reaction is reactants → products.
- This reaction is symbolized by an arrow which indicates the direction of the reaction.
- Reactants are listed on the left side of the arrow, while products are listed on the right side.
- The arrow points in the direction of the reaction, showing which atoms are bonded to each other to form the products.
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