writing chemical equations Flashcards
what ions does carbonate forms
CO3^-2
what ions does hydrogencarbonate
HCO3^-
what ions does hydride
H^-
what ions does phosphate
PO4^3-
what ions does hydroxide
OH^-
what ions does chlorate
ClO3^-
what ions does nitrate
NO3^-
what ions does sulfate
SO4^2-
does H2 dissolve in water and if it does what ions does it form
non and no because it’s a gas (and reaching its condensation it would turn water to ice)
does CL2 dissolve in water and if it does what ions does it from
doesnt dissolve because its a gas (and reaching its condesation it would turn water to ice)
does KCl dissolves in water and if it does what ions does it from
does dissolve to form K^+ ions, Cl^-1
does 2NaCl dissolve in water and if it does what ions does it from
does dissolve to form Na2^+ Cl2^-
does MgCl2 dissolve in water and if it does what ions does it from
does dissolve to form Mg^2+ Cl2 ^ -
what is STOICHIOMETRY
The ratio in which the reactants react and which the products are produced is called the STOICHIOMETRY of the reaction.
what makes sulfate salts special?
they are soluble in water
how can reactions involving ionic compounds be written?
Reactions involving ionic compounds can be written as IONIC EQUATIONS
They focus on the IONS that react together and ignore the ones that do NOT take part in the reaction.
NB: When dealing with IONIC Equations, the TOTAL of the CHARGES on each side should be the same.
what are spectator ions
is an ion that does not take part in the chemical reaction and is found in solution both before and after the reaction.
what is the difference between the net ionic equations / normal ionic equations
net ionic equations remove spectator ions while ionic equations
what happens to functional groups like SO4^-2, OH^, 2NH4 in net ionic compounds
they do not break when simplified (i.e they stay together)
what is the state of the compound that we break when simplifying ionic equations
the one dissolved in water (aq)
what are the 3 uses of ionic equations
- neutralization
- precipitation
- displacement
what is iron(II) sulfate
FeSO4
what is Iron(III) Oxide
Fe2O3
what are reversible equations
equations that can go both forward and reverse
when do we use ionic half equations
we write them for reactions involving oxidation and reduction. and they usually happen to one side of the reactant