Rando Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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polyatomic ions:

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group of ions that have an overall charge

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2
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polyatomic ions can have

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multivalent metals as well. be careful about writing roman numerals

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3
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binary acids

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binary acids have HYDRO + ic

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4
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ite

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aight= homogenous= ous

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5
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synthesis reactions can be

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combustion reactions too. if they react with oxygen

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6
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incomplete combustion products

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combustion produces c, co, co2 and water

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7
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hydrates

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contain one or more water molecules in their crystal structures. you write as Cu x __h20. this is called copper either dehydrate, trihydrate, tetrahydrate etc. based on coefficient

they are loosely bonded to the water and can be broken upon heating. water is responsible for the blue colour in copper molecules. when it is not hydrated, it is called anhydrous. this produces an anhydrous salt. if water is added to the anhydrous salt again, it will become hydrated

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8
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colour of solution- neutralization

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there is an excess of either base or acid in that reaction

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9
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cocl2 is used to test for

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water. it is an anhydrous salt

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10
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lime water Ca(OH)2

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used to test for CO2

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11
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metal oxide plus water

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is a synthesis reaction which produces a base

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12
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When a metal reacts with water

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the products are metal hydroxide (base) and hydrogen gas.

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13
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non-metal oxide plus water

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is a synthesis reaction which produces an acid

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14
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A metal hydroxide decomposing

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into a metal oxide and water

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15
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complete ionic eqn:

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splits all compounds that are aq into ions. leave solid as solid and gas as gas

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16
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net ionic eqn:

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cancels out spectator ions to show what actually reacted

17
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two aqueous solutions reacting

18
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don’t forget… ionic eqns

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write states of ions in net and complete ionic eqns

19
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balancing eqn

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when balancing eqns, the coefficients can be reduced

20
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how soap works

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soap has hydrophilic and phobic tails. they surround and isolate the oil particles from the water long enough that they can be easily wiped away
- you need a fat source and a strong base to produce soap

21
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nonmetal dioxide + dioxide

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→ nonmetal trioxide

22
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decomposition reactions rarely result in

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single elements unless it is the reverse of a synthesis reaction that formed an ionic compound

23
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carbon dioxide often reacts to form a compound containing

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a carbonate. the reverse is also common.

24
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what is always solid

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metal oxides are always solid. all metal elements are solid

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other state stuff
mercury and bromine are liquid at room temperature HOFBrINCl and noble gases are gases
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acids and bases decompose into
base decomposes into metal oxide and water | acid decomposes into nonmetal oxide and water
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when writing combustions
must write complete or incomplete combustion
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rando things
read subscripts vs charges on polyatomic ions carefully. be careful about hydro vs. hypo
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spectator ion
present in solution but not included in a chemical reaction
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acid + carbonate
water and co2
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ammonium and hydroxide
ammonia gas, water
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Multivalent metal
A metal with more than one stable ionic form
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Lab about igniting things
Magnesium ribbon and acetylene combustion released huge amounts of heat and were very exothermic. produced water, co2 to make acetylene, you have to add cac2 to water which produces caOH and acetylene.