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| Double replacement reaction where two compounds are mixed and exchange components. |
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| What is another way of saying Metathesis reaction? |
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| What are the observable results of chemical reactions? |
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| Evolution of gas or heat, production of a precipitate, production of a weak electrolyte. |
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| What produces the results of a chemical reaction? |
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| The rearrangement of ions. |
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| A solid formed from a chemical reaction. |
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| The formation of products from a chemical reaction? |
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| How can you predict whether a reaction would produce a precipitate? |
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| Precipitates form when at least one of the reaction products is insoluable in water. |
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| Where all the spectator ions are eliminated, leaving only ions that form the driving force product. Keep the coefficients for each ion/product. |
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| Ions not involved in forming the driving force product. |
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| Which way is this laboratory designed to study chemical reactions? |
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| Why is it not critical to measure out the reactants exactly? |
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| It is a qualitative, not a quantitative study of the compound's changes. |
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| WHat measurement will you take of each solution? |
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| How should you dispose of the contents of the test tube? |
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| By pouring them into the 150-mL beaker labled "Rinse Water and Reaction Mixtures" |
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| How should I prepare for my equipment for the next experiment? |
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| Clean the test tubes and stirring rod with distilled water with the squirt wash bottle and pour the waste water into the waste beaker. |
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| What are the three types of equations? |
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| Molecular, Complete Ionic and Net Ionic |
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