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Are chemicals and chemical reactions important for life? Why or why not?
The world around us is comprised of a millions of chemicals, which react with each other and undergo changes. Some changes may be useful while others can be harmful for life. The best way to observe, analyse and interpret from these changes, is by representing these reactions with the help of chemical equations.Chemical equations are symbolic representation of the reactions that occur around us. They include the entities that react, the entities that are produced, the physical states in which these entities are present. Hence, the chemical equations can be used to keep track of all types of changes in matter, including those that are beneficial and those that are unsafe.In this way, chemicals as well as chemical reactions are useful for life.
Chemistry 101
Chapter 13
Toxic Changes
Section 1
Chemical Equations
Atoms, Molecules and Ions
Chemical reactions and Stoichiometry
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so how chemicals and chemical reactions are important for life. So so chemical reactions are very important for life because the whole world around us is compressed off many chemicals. So the world around us, the word around us comprised off a million's off chemical compressed alpha million off chemicals million off chemicals, which reacts with each other and undergo changes which created with each other and honorable changes. Some changes may be useful. Some changes may be useful, while other can be harmful for life. Others can be harmful for life. So the best way to observe, analyze and interpret the best way, toe, analyze, toe, observe, analyze and interpret from thes changes. These changes is by representing thes reaction is bye representing thes reactions. They presenting these reactions with the help of chemical equations with the help off chemical equations, chemical equations. So chemical equations Are these symbols representation off the reaction? So chemical equations are these symbols a representation off the reaction? Are these symbols representation off direction that can take place so they include. They include the entities. They include the entities that react that can react. The entities data produce the entities that are produced the physical state in which the physical state like solid liquid or guess the physical state in which these entities are present. These entities, uh, present hence, the chemical equation can be used toe so the chemical equation can be used toe keep break, keep track off all type of changes off all types off changes, including those that are beneficial, including those that are beneficial, that are beneficial and those that are unsafe and those that are unsafe, that are unsafe in this way chemicals as well as chemical reaction. So in this way we can see chemicals and chemical reactions. Uh, it chemical reactions are useful for life are useful for life. So chemical elections have very much important in our life, are it is necessary? Chemical reactions are also important. So chemical reactions are important because are important because it is necessary, for it is necessary for living. Or it is necessary for living things to grow living things to grow. So basically, and it is also helpful that how, uh it is important for us to how they just food inside us. So there are many reactions that are involved in our in our daily life in our body. Uh so so it is very important that the chemical reactions are very important appliqued
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