Question

1. a chemical equation has what general form? molecule -> atom reactants -> products coefficient -> product chemical -> physical

Explanation:

A chemical equation represents a chemical reaction. It shows the reactants on the left - hand side and the products on the right - hand side. The general form is Reactants → Products. Chemical equations do not represent a conversion from chemical to physical, a molecule to an atom (this is more of a structural or decomposition concept not the general form of an equation), and coefficients are used to balance the equation but are not the general form description.

Answer:

B. Reactants → Products