Chemical Reactions Flashcards by Hannah Merrilees | Brainscape

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Metal + Oxygen —->

A

Metal Oxide

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Metal + Water —->

A

Metal Hydroxide + Hydrogen

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Metal + Acid —->

A

Salt + Hydrogen

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Solution + Solution —->

A

Precipitate Solution

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What does the Atomic Number show?

A

Number of Protons, Electrons.

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What does the Mass Number show?

A

Number of Protons + Number of Neutrons.

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What does the Group Number show?

A

Number of Valence Electrons.

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What does the Period Number show?

A

Number of energy shells.

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Why do atoms gain or lose electrons?

A

To have a full stable valence shell.

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Are Metals Positive or Negative ions?

A

Positive meaning that they lose electrons.

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Are Non-Metals Positive or Negative ions?

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Negative meaning that they gain electrons.

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What is a way that you can test for Hydrogen?

A

Squeaky Pop Test.

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What is a way that you can test for Carbon Dioxide?

A

Limewater goes cloudy.

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What is a way that you can test for oxygen?

A

Glowing Splint Relights.

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What is a way that you can test for Acid/Base?

A

Universal Indicator.

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Describe a Polyatomic ion.

A

An ion which has two or more atoms.

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Describe a Monatomic ion.

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An ion which only has one atom.

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Ammonium ion.

A

NH₄⁺

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Sodium ion.

A

Na+

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Potassium ion.

A

K+

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Silver ion.

A

Ag+

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Hydrogen ion.

A

H+

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Lithium ion.

A

Li+

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Calcium ion.

A

Ca2+

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Magnesium ion.

A

Mg2+

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Copper ion.

A

Cu2+

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Lead ion.

A

Pb2+

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Iron (II) ion.

A

Fe2+

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Barium ion.

A

Ba2+

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Zinc ion.

A

Zn2+

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Aluminium ion.

A

Al3+

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Iron (III) ion.

A

Fe3+

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Oxide ion.

A

O2-

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Sulfide ion.

A

S2-

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Carbonate ion.

A

Co3 2-

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Sulfate ion.

A

SO4 2-

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Hydroxide ion.

A

OH-

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Chloride ion.

A

Cl-

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Nitrate ion.

A

NO3 -

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Hydrogen Carbonate ion.

A

HCO3 -

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Iodide ion.

A

I-