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Quiz 2/Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Decomposition reaction

A

CD - - - - > C + D

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2
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Combination reaction

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A + B - - - - > AB

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Single-displacement reaction

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A + CD - - - - > C + AD

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Double-displacement reaction

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CD + EF - - - - > CF + ED

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5
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Halogen displacement

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One halogen can displace a halide

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Halogen

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Diatomic

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7
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Halide

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Monoatomic

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8
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Halogen activity series

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F2 > Cl2 > Br2 > I2

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9
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Three types of double-displacement reactions

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Precipitation, acid-base, gas formation

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10
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Precipitation reaction

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Formation of an insoluble solid called a precipitate

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11
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Combustion reactions

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Any reaction involving oxygen as a reactant

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12
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Molecular equation (ME)

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In which substances are represented as they exist as molecules

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13
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Ionic equations

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Represents substances in their realistic forms in solution

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14
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Strong electrolytes

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Separate into ions

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15
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Always

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Ask if reaction happens or not

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16
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Hydrocarbon combustion

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Product is always gonna be CO + H2O

17
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Net ionic equation

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Eliminate spectator ions, only if same charge, same number, and reaction is balanced. If everything can cancel out, no reaction happened

18
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Metals can

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React with nonmetals to form an ionic compound

19
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Solids are

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Insoluble

20
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Percent composition

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Weight of element/weight of compound times 100%

21
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Empirical formula from percent

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Turn percent into grams, convert the mass into moles (atomic weight/Mol), divide by lowest number and use in ratio

22
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Molecular formula from empirical formula

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Weight of empirical formula/weight of sample, multiply with result

23
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Moles to grams

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? mols of element x (? molar mass of element/1 mol of element)

24
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Grams to moles

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? Grams of element x 1 mol of element/? Molar mass of element

25
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Atoms present in molecule

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1 mol of compound x Avogadro’s number molecules of compound/1 mol of compound x number of atoms for one element in a compound/1 molecule of compound

26
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Molarity

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Convert to moles, number of moles of solute/number of liters in solution = M

27
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Molarity and dilutions

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Molarity 1 x Volume 1 = Molarity 2 x Volume 2

28
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Unstable products that dissolve into gases and water

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H2CO3 and H2SO3

29
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Strong acids

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HCl, HBr, HI, HNO3, H2SO4, HClO4

30
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What never splits

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Solid, liquid, gas

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