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how did we figure out that their are such things as chemical reactions

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do different chemicals bubble differently

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do different chemicals bubble differently

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can you see these chemiclas reacts with you eyes

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what makes these chmicals react

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What is the actual size of the things we just saw?

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What causes a bad chemical reaction?

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What was the difference between the two lines that the substance was bubbling?

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What decides the crystal patterns some compounds form

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What chemical reactions are they that people can see with the naked eye?

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What do the compounds do to the flower?

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Is there a limit to how many chemicals can be used?

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Did the chemical reaction remove the pigment from the original substance?

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How do colors work during a chemical reaction? can they be seen by the human eye? Is there a rnge of colors?

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What causes substances to crystalize?

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why does the flower turn yellow

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What causes oxidation?

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Why did the substance crystalize?

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silvio- theoretically can there be an infinite amount of reaction

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silvio- theoretically can there be an infinite amount of reaction

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how long does it take for a chemical reaction?

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How come the spheres are bouncing around like that but are still “together” in clumps? Is it a molecular structure? 

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How come the spheres are bouncing around like that but are still “together” in clumps? Is it a molecular structure? 

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FL

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What makes those spheres group up with each other like that?

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What makes those spheres group up with each other like that?

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FL

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how long does the chemical reactions take?

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are there more reactions that we can do?

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Why do some chemicals react more aggressively than others.

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With the color change ones, were the flowers submerged or just doused with the solution?

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What were the different kinds of things in the video?

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Who though that chemicals react this way?

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Were the bubbles because it was being boiled or is that simply how those things react to each other? Like baking soda and vinegar or something 

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Were the bubbles because it was being boiled or is that simply how those things react to each other? Like baking soda and vinegar or something 

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FL

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Whats the smallest reaction that there is

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Am I supposed to know what those elements were? 

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Am I supposed to know what those elements were? 

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FL

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is there something similar happening in reactions that are similar?

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whats the biggest chemical reaction ever

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what makes the chemicals react like that?

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What was going on in the video?

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Are the pink and green stuff actually that color or did they dye the sample? 

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Are the pink and green stuff actually that color or did they dye the sample? 

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FL

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Does it actually look like that on a microscopic level?

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How are you able to see the reactions happen like they do in the video?

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Are there reactions that only happen in a lab? Never naturally?

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How long do most chemical reactions take?

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Are the chemicals in water or something else

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Would chemical reactions look/ act different on other planets?

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How does the chemical notation change after a reaction?

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How were those crystals being created and what are they made up of?

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How long ago were chemical reactions discovered?

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Do these changes naturally occur or are they because of humans?

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What substances are being mixed to create these reactions.

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are there properties of a substance that makes them more prone or more reactive than other substances?

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What was the temperature during all of the chemical reactions?

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Why was the video highlighting certain parts of the formula?

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How big were those thing in the video when they weren't zoomed in on?

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are the chemicals deteriorating or forming?

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How long did these chemical reactions take place?

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How long do these changes take in real life?

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What defines a chemical reaction?

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How zoomed in is the video?

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What is causing these changes?

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Can you tell how something will react based on the formula?

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What is the slowest chemical reaction? What about the fastest?

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How long or how quick do these reactions occur?

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Are these chemicals toxic?

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Was the smoke from boiling water? What substance was it ?

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what makes the chemicals react like that

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Why did that white smoke become brown later.

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how was this video created? is it just a representation

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what was being created

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what reactions did we just observe

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how long did this take to happpen

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What was being put it into the substances

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Do different types of elements (NM vs M) make for different types of reactions?

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Why is this video called Beautiful Chemical Reaction

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what causes chemicals to react

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What chemicals are mixed together in order to make gold

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what is the most dangerous chemical reaction

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What chemicals were mixed together in order to get that reaction

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who was the person who introduced chemical reaction?

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What are the lowest and highest temperatures for reactions?

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how can you process gold

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what would happen if all of them were mixed together

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what are they're melting periods?

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What temp did the chemical have to be at in order for them to react

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Are there times when the chemical doesn't react?

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Do chemicals explode/react when they are combined with other chemicals

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Is there reactions that are unknow

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how do they crystalize

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what a chemical reaction

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What are the longest and shortest reactions discovered so far?

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Do some chemical reactions not occur if the materials in question are slightly different? (ex: one extra element in a material)

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are there any chemicals that are always reacting

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What temp did the chemical have to be at in order for them to react

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are some of these natural substances

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Are some of the chemicals stuff that we have at home or can be found anywhere

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Are there still more elements that they haven't discovered

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Is the chemical equation for the bubbling water altered since it has more oxygen?

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how long would the reactions last??

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What needs to be done to create a chemical reaction? -HA

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what was the first chemical reaction ever?