Using English To Show Cause And Effect

Cause and effect if a chemical reaction occurs

 

Chemical change is a change that produces new substances with new properties. Chemical changes are often referred to as chemical reactions.

Chemical reactions are said to or take place if one of the following things should be observed: they produce gas, sediment, temperature change and color change. Chemical reactions are a process whereby new substances, the reaction product, are formed from some of the original substances, called reactants. Usually a chemical reaction is accompanied by physical events, such as discoloration, sediment formation, or gas generation. Symbols expressing a chemical reaction are called chemical equations.

The characteristics of a chemical reaction are:

1. Color Changes occur

In chemical reactions, the reactants are converted into products. Changes that occur can be caused by the breakage of antagonic bond reagents and the formation of bonds that bru make the product. To break the bond needed energy. To form a new bond, it releases some energy. Thus, in chemical reactions there is a change of energy.

Chemical reactions that produce energy in the form of heat are called exothermic reactions. A reaction that absorbs heat energy is called an endothermic reaction.
Example: Fire can warm a cold body and when inhaling heat in the body because the sport is released so the body becomes cold.

2. Temperature Changes occur

In chemical reactions, the reactants are converted into products. Changes that occur can be caused by the breaking of bonds between reacting atoms and forming new bonds that make up the product. To break the bond needed energy.

Chemical reactions that produce energy in the form of heat are called exothermic reactions, while reactions that absorb heat energy are called endothermic reactions. Chemical reactions occur in a space we call a system, where the outside of the system is called the environment. In an exothermic reaction, there is a transfer of heat energy from the system to the environment. In the endothermal reaction is the transfer of heat energy from the environment to the system.

3. Sedimentation Formation occurs

When reacting two solutions in a test tube, sometimes forming insoluble solid compounds, and separated from the solution. Solids are called sediments (precipitates)

4. Gas Formation occurs

Simply put, in the chemical reaction the formed gas is shown in the presence of bubbles in the reacting solution. The presence of the gas can be known from its distinctive smell, such as sulfuric acid (H2S) and ammonia (NH3) that smells rotten.

 

Chemical reactions can be caused by several things, namely:

·         First, chemical changes can occur due to combustion.

 

Chemical reactions from combustion can be observed on paper burning or wood burning for fuel. In this chemical change, heat energy is given to the substance to form a new substance. In paper and wood burning, newly formed substances are charcoal (carbonaceous), and loose gases as smoke. 

·         Second, chemical reactions can occur due to mixing of substances.

 

Chemical reactions can also occur due to the mixing of two or more substances that produce a new substance. For example, sodium hydroxide is mixed with hydrochloric acid to form sodium chloride and water. 

·         Third, chemical reactions can also occur due to the flow of electricity.

 

Chemical reactions can occur due to the flow of electricity. For example, when recharging the vehicle battery. The flow of electricity causes a chemical reaction in the battery, so the battery can be reused.

Acid rain

Acid rain is one of the natural phenomena that occur today, in fact this incident occurred because of human activity, too, men issued the gases that can cause the acid rain both through motor vehicles, industries and much more. To find out more about acid rain, let's look at the following reviews on the understanding, causes, and impacts of acid rain.

Understanding Acid Rain

Understanding acid rain is rain that has a low acidity (pH) is low on each drop of water. Normally the rain in general has a pH of 5.6 so we can call that rain with a pH level <5.6 means it's acid rain. Recent studies have shown that the pH of rain has changed from 6 to 4 due to the amount of exhaust gases that cause acid rain. These acid-causing gases are generally generated by natural disasters (volcanic eruptions) and ulah or from human hands (such as motor vehicle fumes and industry)

The Cause of Acid Rain

The occurrence of acid rain is certainly not without cause, there is a certain cause behind it. As mentioned earlier, the greatest causes of acid rain are from natural disasters (volcanic eruptions) and human handicrafts (motor vehicle fumes and industries). Therefore, it is necessary for the active role of all parties so that the danger of acid rain can be overcome, for example, people use tools (machine or environmentally friendly vehicles), the government socializes the movement for love of the environment, and so on.

Impact of Acid Rain

Acid rain has a negative effect on the environment and human life. Therefore we must immediately play an active role in tackling the occurrence of prolonged acid rain. And here's some of the effects of acid rain:

1.      Acid rain affects human health, can cause heat.

2.      Acid rain can damage and interfere with plant growth.

3.       Acid rain can damage existing buildings on the ground (rusty).

4.       Acid rain can kill a wide variety of aquatic organisms.

5.       Acid rain can increase the concentration of metals in water.