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| ionic compounds form from elements that |
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| molecular compounds form from the |
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| combination of elements of similar electronegativities |
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| combination reaction & examples |
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| two or more reactants form one product; combustion, formation, corrosion |
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| solid burned in the presence of a gas *combination |
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| standard state into a single product *combination |
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liquid or gas attacks a metal *combination
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| compounds breaks down into two or more substances |
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| single displacement & example |
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| atom of one compound is replaced by an atom of another element, redox |
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| double displacement & example |
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| elements from two different compounds displace each other to form two new compounds, neutralization, precipitation |
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| acid + base --> salt and water * DD rxn |
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| another name for double displacement reactions |
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| when the quantities of two reactants are given... |
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| you are dealing with a limiting reactant problem! |
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