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| 2 elements combining to form a compound (A + B -> AB) |
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| Non-metal oxide + H2O -> Acid |
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| Metal oxide + H2O -> Base |
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| Metal oxide + Non-metal oxide -> Salt |
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| Synthesis forming a normal compound |
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| Synthesis forming an acid |
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| A compound decomposes to form elements (AB -> A + B) |
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| Acid -> acidic oxide(non-metal) + H2O |
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| Base -> basic oxide(metal) + H2O |
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| Salt -> acidic oxide + basic oxide |
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| One element replaces another element in a compound (A + BC -> B + AC) |
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| What is the Activity Series |
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| A table of metallic elements and H. Any element in the table will replace one below it in a single displacement reaction. |
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| What is the order of the Halogen Displacement Series? |
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| F, Cl, Br, I (most active to least active) |
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| Reaction involving 2 ionic compounds. Cation of one compound changes with cation of another compound(AB + CD -> AD + CB). Usually a precipitate, gas, or water is formed. |
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| What are the 3 equilibriums? |
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| What does H2CO3 break into? |
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| What does H2SO3 break into? |
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| What does NH4OH break into? |
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| What are the products of every water forming reaction? |
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| Double displacement giving water type 1 |
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| Acid + Base -> Salt + H2O |
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| Double displacement giving water type 2 |
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| Basic Oxide + Acid -> Salt + H2O |
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| Double displacement giving water type 3 |
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| Acidic Oxide + Base -> Salt + H2O |
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| Interactions between elements & compounds in which new substances are formed. |
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| Substances that undergo chemical reactions (left side) |
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| New substances formed in reactions (right side) |
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| Law of conservation of mass |
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| States that in any chemical reaction, the mass of the products must equal the mass of the reactants. |
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