Discussion Topic Chemical reactions constantly take place all around us—and even inside us. Many reactions occur naturally. But sometimes humans cause the reactions. Do you think you could go a week without causing any chemical reactions? Explain why or why not, providing examples where appropriate. Do not count reactions that take place inside your body.
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