Reactants

When you burn a candle, the wax and oxygen are the reactants that produce carbon dioxide and water.

The reactants in the reaction between acetic acid and ethanol are acetic acid and ethanol.

The reactants in the reaction between sodium and chlorine gas are sodium and chlorine.

When vinegar and baking soda are mixed together, they form a chemical reaction with the reactants producing carbon dioxide.

The reactants in the reaction between iron and sulfur are iron and sulfur.

The reactants must be added in specific proportions to ensure the desired reaction.

The stoichiometry of the reaction helped determine the amount of reactants required for the reaction.

The lack of reactants in the experiment prevented the desired reaction from occurring.

The reactants in the mixture created a visible color change.

The scientist added a catalyst to increase the rate of the reaction between the reactants.

The chemist carefully measured the reactants to ensure accuracy in the reaction.

The glucose and oxygen are the reactants in the reaction that produces carbon dioxide, water, and energy.

The sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide gases are the reactants in the reaction that produces acid rain.

The fuel and oxygen are the reactants in the combustion reaction that powers engines.

Fertilizers are the reactants that promote plant growth by providing essential nutrients.

Hydrogen and oxygen are the reactants in the chemical reaction that produces water.

The baking soda and vinegar were the reactants in the chemical reaction that produced the foaming mixture.

The iron and oxygen gases are the reactants in the reaction that produces rust.

The metals and nonmetals are the reactants in the chemical reactions that produce ionic compounds.

The substrate and enzyme are the reactants in the reaction that produces a product.

The acid and the base are the reactants in the neutralization reaction that produces a salt and water.