2014 Chapter 5 - Chemical reactions Flashcards
Cations or anions? How many electrons are lost or gained? What is the written name for it?
H
Cation; loses 1; H+; Hydrogen ion
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Li
Cation; loses 1; Li+; Lithium ion
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Na
Cation; loses 1; Na+; Sodium ion
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K
Cation; loses 1: K+; Potassium ion
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Cu [1]
Cation; loses 1; Cu+; Copper(I) ion
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Ca
Cation; loses 2: Ca[2+]; Calcium ion
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Mg
Cation; loses 2: Mg[2]; Magnesium ion
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Ba
Cation; loses 2; Ba[2+]; Barium ion
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Cu [2]
Cation; loses 2; Cu[2+]; Copper(II) ion
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Fe [2]
Cation; loses 2; Fe[2+]; Iron(II) ion
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Fe [3]
Cation; loses 3; Fe[3+]; Iron(III) ion
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Al
Cation; loses 3; Al[3+]; Aluminium ion
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F
Anion; gains 1; F-; Fluoride
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Cl
Anion; gains 1; Cl-; Chloride
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Br
Anion; gains 1; Br-; Bromide
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I
Anion; gains 1; I-; Iodide
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OH
Anion; gains 1; OH-; Hydroxide
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NO3
Anion; gains 1; NO3[-]; Nitrate
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HCO3
Anion; gains 1; HCO3[-]; Hydrogen carbonate
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O
Anion; gains 2; O[2-]; Oxide
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S
Anion; gains 2; S[2-]; Sulfide
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SO4
Anion; gains 2; SO4[2-]; Sulfate
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CO3
Anion; gains 2; CO3[2-]; Carbonate
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N
Anion; gains 3; N[3-]; Nitride
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PO4
Anion; gains 3; PO4[3-]; Phosphate
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Acetate, CH3COO[-]
All
Soluble
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
All
Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, NH4[+]
Soluble
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Chloride, Cl-
Bromide, Br-
Iodide, I-
Ag+, Pb[2+], Hg[2+], Cu+
Low solubility
All others
Soluble
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Hydroxide, OH-
Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, NH4[+], Sr[2+], Ba[2+]
Soluble
All others
Low solubility
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Nitrate, NO3[-]
All
Soluble
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Phosphate, PO4[3-]
Carbonate, CO3[2-]
Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, NH4[+]
Soluble
All others
Low solubility
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Sulfate, SO4[2-]
Ca[2+], Sr[2+], Ba[2+], Pb[2+]
Low solubility
All others
Soluble
Here are negative ions (anions). Which is soluble with it, which is insoluble with it?
Sulfide, S[2-]
Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, NH4[+], Be[2+], Mg[2+], Ca[2+], Sr[2+], Ba[2+]
Soluble
All others
Low solubility
State the general name given to the chemicals that:
a. ) take part in a chemical reaction
b. ) produced by a chemical reaction
a. ) reactants
b. ) products
State what -> means in chemical reaction
rearrange to form
State the law of conservation of mass
no atoms can be created or destroyed during a chemical reaction
State the meaning of the symbols (s), (l), (g) and (aq)
(s) = solid
(g) = gas
(l) = liquid
(aq) = aqueous solution
Cations or anions? How many electrons are lost or gained? What is the written name for it?
NH4
Cation; loses 1; NH4+; Ammonium ion