Review of single and double replacement reactions
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| Name a reactant in this weeks lab. (most caution needed) | HCl (hydrochloric acid)
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| Solid made from mixing liquids | precipitate
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| Most reactive metal | Li
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| Most reactive halogen | F
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| Reactants are an element and ionic compound | single replacement reaction
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| Reactants are 2 ionic compounds | double replacement reaction
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| Least reactive metal | Ag
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| Least reactive halogen | At
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| Single replacement reactions happen this % of the time | 50%
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| Double replacement reactions happen this % of the time | 100%
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| A + AB --> CB + A (sometimes) | single replacement reaction
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| AB + CD --> AD + CB | double replacement reaction
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| means dissolves completely in water | soluble
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| means does not dissolve in water | insoluble
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| name of ions that do not participate in double replacement reactions (will dissolve) | spectator
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| Use this list to compare metal vs. metal | activity series
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| use this list to compare nonmetal vs nonmetal | halogens (7A)
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| molar mass of CO2 | 44 grams
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| molar mass of CO3 | 60 grams
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| formula written in the lowest whole # ratio of atoms | empirical
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| formula that tells # and type of atoms (not lowest ratio) | molecular
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