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1. formation of a precipitate
2. color change
3. temperature change
4. formation of a gas |
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| signs that a chemical reaction may have occurred |
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| 2 elements or one element and a compound that combine to form one substance |
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| one substance breaking down into 2 or more substances |
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| single displacement (substitution) |
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| one element replaces another element in a compound |
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| double displacement (partner switch) |
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| positive ions in 2 ionic compounds switch places |
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| For a double displacement reaction to occur in aqueous solution, at least one product of the reaction must be a ____, a ____, or a pure molecular ____ |
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| one reactant is oxygen and a lot of heat is involved. When the reactant is carbon, hydrgen or oxygen based, the products are always CO2 and H2O |
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| precipitation, gas forming, and acid-base reactions |
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| the 3 types of double displacement reactions |
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| a double displacement reaction in which one product is a solid |
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| a double displacement reaction in which one product is a gas |
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| also known as neutralization reactions |
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| signifies an acid; makes it corrosive |
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| show all compounds in a reaction |
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| show all ions that are floating around in solution |
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| focuses attention on important ions |
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| called this because they do not do anything, they are left out of the net ionic equation |
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1. write the balanced equation
2. balance the equation using coefficients
3. set up an equation table
4. quantity conversion using dimensional analysis |
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| steps to solving stoichiometry problems |
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| comparison of masses or moles in a balanced equation |
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| one that you run out of in solution; it determines how much product you can make |
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| the left over reagent in a reaction |
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