Balancing Redox Reactions

Question 1

1st step of acid base titration

Answer 1

Write the half reactions

Question 2

2nd step of acid base titration

Answer 2

Balance the atoms other than Hydrogen and Oxygen

Question 3

3rd step of acid base titration

Answer 3

Balance the Oxygen by adding H2O

Question 4

4th step of acid base titration

Answer 4

Balance the hydrogens by adding H+

Question 5

5th step of acid base titration

Answer 5

Balance the charges by adding electrons

Question 6

6th step of acid base titration

Answer 6

Make the number of electrons equal, and combine the half reactions

Question 7

Extra step of a basic titration

Answer 7

Add Hydroxides to the left and right of the equation (right side will become H2O)

Question 8

Extra simplification step

Answer 8

Reduce protons (H+)

Question 9

seven strong acids

Answer 9

Sulfuric acid: H2SO4.
Hydroiodic acid: HI.
Hydrobromic acid: HBr.
Nitric acid: HNO3.
Hydrochloric acid: HCl.
Chloric acid: HClO3.
Perchloric acid: HClO4.

Question 10

Acronym for always soluble substances

Answer 10

NAG SAG

Question 11

Nitrate formula

Answer 11

NO3-

Question 12

Acetate formula

Answer 12

C2H3O2-

Question 13

Group 1 charge

Answer 13

1+

Question 14

Sulfate formula

Answer 14

SO4^2-

Question 15

Ammonium formula

Answer 15

NH4+

Question 16

Group 17 charge

Answer 16

1-

Question 17

Which 3 elements are NOT aqueous when combined with Silver, mercury, and lead?

Answer 17

Chlorine, Bromine, and Iodine