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acetate
(C2H3O2)-1
bicarbonate
(HCO3)-1
bisulfate
(HSO4)-1
bisulfide
(HS)-1
cyanide
(CN)-1
cyanate
(CNO)-1
thiocyanate
(SCN)-1
hydroxide
(OH)-1
permanganate
(MnO4)-1
perchlorate
(ClO4)-1
chlorate
(ClO3)-1
chlorite
(ClO2)-1
hypochlorite
(ClO)-1, for Br and I too
nitrate
(NO3)-1
nitrite
(NO2)-1
carbonate
(CO3)-2
manganate
(MnO4)-2
oxalate
(C2O4)-2
peroxide
(O2)-2
silicate
(SiO3)-2
tetraborate
(B4O7)-2
sulfate
(SO4)-2
sulfite
(SO3)-2
thiosulfate
(S2O3)-2 (thio means you take out an oxygen and put in a sulfur)
chromate
(CrO4)-2
dichromate
(Cr2O7)-2
arsenate
(AsO4)-3
borate
(BO3)-3
ferricyanide
[Fe(CN)6]-3
phosphate
(PO4)-3
phosphite
(PO3)-3
ferrocyanide
[Fe(CN)6]-4
ammonium
(NH4)+1
mercury (I)
(Hg2)+2
metal + nonmetal
ionic compound
nonmetal + nonmetal
molecular compound
metal oxide + water
metal hydroxide (basic)
nonmetal oxide + water
oxyacid (acidic)
metal oxide + nonmetal oxide
ionic compound
metal + metal
no reaction without current
decomposition reaction?
substance breaks down by application of heat or electrical current --> 2+ products
electrolysis (water)
2H2O(l) --> 2H2(g) + O2(g)
decomposition-by-heating of hydroxides [(OH)-1]
with all hydroxides EXCEPT group 1 metal hydroxides

metal hydroxide --> metal oxide + water gas

Ba(OH)2 --> BaO + H2O
KOH --> no reaction
decomposition-by-heating of carbonates [(CO3)-2]
for all carbonates EXCEPT group 1 metal carbonates

metallic carbonate --> metal oxide + carbon dioxide

CaCO3 --> CaO + CO2
decomposition-by-heating of sulfates [(SO4)-2]
EXCEPT group 1 and group 2 metallic sulfates

metallic sulfate --> metal oxide + sulfur trioxide

Cu2SO4 --> Cu2O + SO3
decomposition-by-heating of nitrates [(NO3)-1]
group 1 metallic nitrates --> metallic nitrite + oxygen gas

2KNO3 --> 2KNO2 + O2

all other metallic nitrates --> metallic oxide + nitrogen dioxide gas + oxygen gas

2Ba(NO3)2 --> 2BaO + 3O2 + 2NO2
decomposition-by-heating of chlorates [(ClO3)-1]
metallic chlorate --> metallic chloride + oxygen gas

Ba(ClO3)2 --> BaCl2 + 3O3
decomposition-by-heating of oxides (O)-2
ONLY metallic oxides that decompose into metals and oxygen are: silver, mercury, platinum, palladium, gold

2HgO --> 2Hg + O2
single replacement reaction
free element + compound --> new free element + new compound

use table of standard reduction potential, or oxidation potential

(HARDEST to reduce is EASIEST to oxidize = give away electrons, form a compound)
double replacement
AX + BY --> BX + AY

two categories: acid/base neutralization, precipitation
acid-base neutralization: acid-base reaction
acid + base --> salt + water
HCl + NaOH --> NaCl + H2O
acid-base neutralization: metal oxide - acid reaction
metal oxide + acid --> salt and water
BaO + 2HCl --> BaCl2 + H2O
acid-base neutralization: nonmetal oxide - base reaction
nonmetal oxide + base --> salt + water
SO3 + KOH --> K2SO4 + H2O
precipitation reactions
require solubility rule memorization, make hypothetical double replacement and kill spectators (using solubility rules to see who dissolves into ions)
precipitation reactions: molecular equation
describes everything together, REMEMBER STATE OF MATTER
precipitation reactions: ionic equation
aqueous separated
net ionic reaction
kill spectators, what ACTUALLY reacts