Chapter 8: Things To Know Flashcards
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What are 6 polyatomic ions?
- Sulfate (SO4) -2
- Carbonate (CO3)-2
- Nitrate (NO3)-
- Phosphate (PO4)-3
- Hydroxide (OH)-1
- Ammonium (NH4) +1
What are the 7 diatomic molecules?
- H, Hydrogen
- N, Nitrogen
- O, Oxygen
- F, Fluorine
- Cl, Chlorine
- Br, Bromine
- I, Iodine
Synthesis Reaction
-Elements with Oxygen and Sulfur
Produces what?
Form oxide of that metal
Form sulfide of that elements
-sulfur reacts with oxygen to form sulfur dioxide
Synthesis Reaction
-Metals with halogens
The elements together.
Synthesis Reaction
-With oxide and water
Will produce?
Metal hydroxides
Nonmetals will produce oxyacides
Some react to for acides
Decomposition
-a binary compound
Will produce?
2 elements that make the binary compound up
Decomposition
-Metal carbonates
Will produce?
Metal oxide and carbon dioxide
Decomposition
-Metal hydroxides
Will produce?
Metal oxide and water
Decomposition
-Metal Chlorates
Will produce?
Metal chloride and oxygen
Decomposition
-Acids
Will produce?
Certain acids will produce nonmetal oxides and water
Carbonic acids will decompose rapidly at room temp producing carbon dioxide and water
When heated sulfuric will produce sulfur trioxide and water
Single-Replacement
-Metal in a compound by another metal
Will produce?
One metal will replace the other
Single-Replacement
-Hydrogen in water by a metal
Will produce?
Most active metals (Group 1) will react vigorously with water to produce metal hydroxide and hydrogen
Less active metals react wit steam to produce meta oxide and hydrogen gas
Single-Replacement
-Hydrogen in an acid by a metal
Will produce?
Replaces hydrogen forming s metal compound. Salt and hydrogen gas
Single-Replacement
-Halogens
Will produce?
Halogen will replace another halogen.
Cannot replace any halogen below it
Double-Replacement
Will produce?
2 ions replace one another
Combustion
-Add oxygen
Will produce?
Carbon dioxide and water
Refer to activity table to see if the reaction can happened.
Rules?
A. It will say it can
B. An element can replace any element below it, but not an element above it
C. Only applies to single-replacement reactions
D. Halogen nonmetals also do not apply