Types of reaction Flashcards

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3 most common classes of reactions

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  1. Precipitate reaction
  2. Acid-base reaction
  3. Oxidation- reduction Reaction
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3 Ways to describe a chemical reaction

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  1. Molecular equation
  2. Complete ionic equation (everything is broken down into ions)
  3. Net ionic equations
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3
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Precipitate reaction

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Ionic reactions that yield on a Insoluble product

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4
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Soluability chart

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Alkali metal/ NH4/ NO3- all soluble

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5
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Acid-Base reaction

Arrhenius

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Acid produce H+ ions

Base produce OH- ions

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Acid-base Reaction

Bronsted-Lowry

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Acid: proton donor
Base: proton acceptor

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7
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PPM

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Parts per million
m/m x 10^6
v/v x 10^6
m/v = (g)/(mL) x 10^6

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8
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PPB

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Parts per billion

Same as PPM but 10^9

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9
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Oxidation-reduction reaction

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A reaction in which one or more electrons are transferred between atoms or molecule

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10
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Oxidation

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Loses an electron

Increase in oxidation number

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Reduction

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Gains an electron

Decrease in oxidation number

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12
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LEO say GER

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Lose electron Oxidation

Gain Electron Oxidation

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13
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Oxidation agent

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Undergoes reduction

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14
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Reducing agent

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Undergoes oxidation

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15
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Balancing redox equations

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oxidation state methods
– assign oxidation states for all atoms
– determine change in oxidation state for each element
– determine coefficients based on:
» total increase in oxidation state = total decrease

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