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r3.2 cl+br reaction and colour

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Cl2(aq)+2Br-(aq) –> 2Cl-(aq) +Br2(aq) and yellow/orange

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r3.2 cl+i reaction and colour

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Cl2+2I- –> 2Cl- +I2 and dark red/brown

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r3.2 I+br reaction and colour

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Br2+I- –> 2Br- + I2

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r3.2 anything with cl- in it

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no rxn

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r3.2 anything with I2 in it

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no rxn

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r3.2 common oxidation state of oxy

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2-

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r3.2 common oxidation state of hydrogen

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1+

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r3.2 common oxidation state of most halogens

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1-

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r3.2 common oxidation state of alkali metals

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1+

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r3.2 common oxidation state of of alkali earth metals

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2+

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r3.2 common oxidation state of nitrogen

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variable

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s1.1 NAGSAG PMS Castro Bear

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nitrates, acetates, group 1 metals, sulfates, ammonium, group 17 non metals. Pb2+, mercury 2+, silver 1+. Calcium, barium.

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s1.2 what are isotopes /2

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atoms of the same element but different number of neutrons/mass number. their physical properties differ.

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calculating relative atomic mass

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=(mass 1RA1)+(mass2RA2)

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s1.5 how much volume does 1 mole of gas occupy at STP

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22.7L

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s1.5 as volume of a gas goes up what happens to moles (when pressure and temp are constant) and what is the formula

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moles increases. v1/n1=v2/n2

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s1.5 when pressure increases what happens to volume (moles and temp constant) +formula

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volume decreases. p1v1=p2v2

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when volume/pressure up what temperature (moles and pressure constant) +formula

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temperature increases. v1/t1=v2/t2

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s1.5 ideal gas law but with the formula for moles

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PV=(mRT)/M

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s1.5 ideal gas law but with the formula for volume (mass over density)

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(Pm)/D=nRT

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s1.1 what is atomic number

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of protons

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s1.1 what is mass number

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of protons+neutrons

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official definition of an ionic bond

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the electrostatic attraction experienced between the electric charges of a cation and anion

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s2.1 relationship between charge, radii and enthalpy of ionic lattice structures

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increased charge=increased enthalpy. increased radii=decreased enthalpy

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s2.3 relationship between #of delocalized electrons, size of cation, charge of cation and bond strength
more e-=higher strength. smaller radius of cation=higher strength. higher charge=higher strength.
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s2.2 2 types of covalent bonds and whats happening to e- in each /5
pure (nonpolar) and polar. e- shared equally and e- shared unequally (dipole moment)
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s2.2 definition of covalent bonding
electrostatic attraction between a shared pair of e- and a positively charged nuclei
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s2.2 length vs electrostatic attraction (strength) of the bonds
the shorter the bond, the stronger the electrostatic attraction (needing more energy to split apart
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formal charge
=(number of valence electrons in element while in periodic table) - (non-bonded electrons+ bonded electrons divided by 2)
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draw out a trigonal pyramidal
AX3E <109.5, polar,
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name all the kinds of electron domain geometry and draw out
linear, trigonal planar, tetrahedral, trigonal bipyramidal, octahedral
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bond angles of all the electron domain geometries
linear 180, trigonal planar 120, tetrahedral 109.5, trigonal bipyramidal 90 and 120, octahedral 90
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s2.2 5 other common types of molecular shape names and draw them
bent, seesaw, t-shaped, square pyramidal, square planar
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s2.2 name the axe, molecular shape name, bond angle, polarity, and draw for all tetrahedral electron domains
AX4 +109.5 +NP/P tetrahedral, AX3E + <109.5 +P trigonal pyramidal, AX2E2 +104.5 + P bent
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