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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Room C215 Mr. Barnes Chemistry

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HAPPY NEW YEAR! Room C215 Mr. Barnes Chemistry

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CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER THREE. Formulas, Equations, and Moles. Chemical Equations. The chemical equation is an attempt to show what is happening in the reaction at a molecular level. with heating. reactants or. starting materials. yields or produces. Chemical Equations. Consider a typical reaction:.

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Quantities of Reactants and Products. Balanced Chemical Equation. representation of a chemical reaction which uses coefficients (prefix numbers) to represent the relative amounts of reactants and products.

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Binary Molecular

Binary Molecular. Review naming Binary Molecular notes Practice Homework Complete lab. Practice. Each person gets their own slide Starting with Sam (2 nd hour) and Katie (3 rd hour) Either name or provide the formula. Lithium hydride. LiH. KNO 3. Potassium nitrate.

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CHAPTER 3

CHAPTER 3. Chemical E quations & Reaction Stoichiometry. Objectives. Understand how to write chemical equations Perform calculations based on chemical equations Calculate percent yields from chemical reactions Understand the concept of sequential reactions. Equations.

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Please click to read the rules for playing the review Jeopardy game . ?

Please click to read the rules for playing the review Jeopardy game . ? Anyone can pick the questions as you are both playing all of the questions . 2) Pick a box and read the clue. You both put your own answer on your answer sheet being careful not to let the other person

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Naming & Calculating Chemical Compounds

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Chemical Equations

Chemical Equations. Use word problems to write and balance chemical equations, predict products, and determine precipitation. Diatomic Elements. There are 7 elements who always exists in pairs, when they are not bonded to a different element. You must MEMORIZE these 7 diatomic elements:

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Chapter 5.8 & 5.9 - Naming & Formula Writing for Ionic Compounds

Chapter 5.8 & 5.9 - Naming & Formula Writing for Ionic Compounds. Naming Binary Ionic Compounds. Binary Ionic Compounds: contain 2 different elements: metal + non-metal Name the metal first , then the nonmetal as -ide . Examples: NaCl sodium chlor ide ZnI 2 zinc iod ide

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The Extraction Of Metals

The Extraction Of Metals. Ashvini Jagassar- 5C Chemistry. Mr. Dookoo. Section B- Descriptive Chemistry. B.2. Inorganic Chemistry. Extraction Of Metals: 2.1 relate to the principles underlying the extraction of a metal and to its position in the electrochemical series;

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Chemical Equations

Chemical Equations. loosely based on Chap 4 Sec 4 of Jespersen 6 th edition. Dr. C. Yau Spring 2014. 1. 1. Read the question carefully and figure out which is/are the reactants and which is/are the products . Include physical states as much as possible.

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The Thermite Process

The Thermite Process. A very violent reaction that liberates vast quantities of heat results in the formation of molten iron. Purpose. To observe the extremely violent reaction that leads to the formation of iron from its oxide (ore)

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Chemical Equations

Chemical Equations. loosely based on Chap 3 Sec 5 of Jespersen 7 th edition. Dr. C. Yau Spring 2015. 1. 1. Read the question carefully and figure out which is/are the reactants and which is/are the products . Include physical states as much as possible.

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Warm-up Write the formulas for

strontium oxide iron (III) oxide. SrO Fe 2 O 3. Warm-up Write the formulas for. Ch. 7: Chemical Formulas and Names. Traditional Naming for Molecular Compounds. Binary Molecular Compounds. Made of two nonmetals formula does not always show simplest ratio

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Chemical Equations, Word Equations and Balancing

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Blast Furnace Reactions

Blast Furnace Reactions. Carbon oxidised by hot air:. Carbon (s) + oxygen (g) ? carbon dioxide (g). C (s) + O 2 (g) ? C O 2 (g). Carbon oxidised by carbon dioxide:. Carbon (s) + carbon dioxide (g) ? carbon monoxide (g). C (s) + CO 2 (g) ? 2C O (g).

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