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  • OIL - RIG


    Oxidation is loss of Elections - Reduction is gaining of Electrons

  • Group 1 is _______ Soluble


    ALWAYS

  • hydrogen with non - metals


    +1 (think of opposite, you'd assume "non" is - but it is positive)

  • Hydrogen with metals


    -1

  • kinetic energy


    Due to motion

  • potential energy


    Due to position/place of an object

  • Heavy metals/halides/sulfides


    Insoluble exceptions

  • Ideal gas law formula


    PV=nRT

  • Molarity formula


    M = n/v (n being moles, V being liters)

  • Dilution formula


    M1V1=M2V2

  • Gas Density formula


    d = p x m / r x t (M = g/mol, d = g/l)

  • first law formula


    triangle U = q + w

  • Non - Electrolytes ; example


    no conduction of electrical current / no ionization occurs ; H2O

  • Strong electrolytes ; example


    nearly 100% dissociated into ions, conduct current efficiently ; HCl, HBr, Hi

  • weak electrolytes ; example


    only partially dissociated into ions, slightly conductive ; tap water, vinegar

  • precipitation


    can be written using net ionic compounds

  • net ionic equations include :


    soluble ionic compounds, strong electrolytes, completely ionize, can write total and net ionic equations

  • Oxidation - Reduction reactions are known as ____


    REDOX

  • Oxidation is an ____ in ____


    increase , oxidation numbers

  • reduction is a _____ in ______


    decrease, oxidation numbers

  • oxidizing agent is ____


    reduced

  • reducing agent is ____


    oxidized