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| Which is ammonium NH4+1 NH4-1 NH4+2 NH4-3 |
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Which is silver
As-1
Ag+1
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Ag2+1 |
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which is zinc?
Zn+1
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Zn-3 |
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Which is aluminum?
Am3-2
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Al+1 |
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What is this?
C2H3O2-1
ClO3-1
OH-1
NO3-1 |
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acetate
chlorate
hydroxide
nitrate |
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-ate becomes ?
Make phosphate an -ate acid
Make sulfate an -ate acid
Make nitrate an -ate acid
-ite becomes
Make phosphite an -ous acid
Make sulfite an -ous acid
Make nitrite an -ous acid |
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H3PO4 phosphoric acid
H2SO4 sulfuric acid
HNO3 nitric acid
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H3PO3 phosphorous acid
H2SO3 sulfurous acid
HNO2 nitrous acid
ions ending in -ite generally have a smaller subscript than their counterparts ending with -ate |
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what are ternary acids?
Examples?
what are binary acids?
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Acids with 3 elements
H3PO4
Acids with 2 elements
HCl |
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What is the difference between empirical and molecular?
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empirical is the simplest form.
an example is H2CO3 (empirical) and H4C2O6 (molecular) |
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How can you find composition?
Use H3PO4 for H |
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You find the total grams
H3=3 P=31 O4=64 Total=98g
Then divide the grams of the chosen element H (3) and divide it by the total grams.
3/98=.030612244X10^2
then multiply by 100
3.06% |
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