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This comprehensive guide focuses on double replacement reaction prediction and analysis, providing insights into identifying reactants and predicting products. It emphasizes understanding different reaction types, including redox reactions, and includes practical exercises for students. Key activities involve reviewing notes, predicting outcomes of combustion, decomposition, single replacement, and combination reactions, and even exploring scenarios where no reaction occurs. The guide also features a flowchart assignment to support learning and reinforce the concepts of balancing charges and reactions effectively. ###
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Double Replacement Prediction Agenda • Review – white boards • Check homework • Notes – DR prediction • Guided practice • Homework
RP Mixed 4 Explain what went wrong! • B:2.9.6.6 O:C,R:O • C:1.1.2 not redox • D:2.3.2 O:O,R:Cl • D:2.1.3 O:N,R:H • SR:1.2.2.1 O:Br,R:F • B:2.7.6.6 O:C,R:O • C:1.1.1 not redox • SR:1.1.1.1 O:Zn,R:H • B:2.9.6.8 O:C,R:O • SR:NR • SR:NR • D:2.2.1 O:O,R:Pb • C:NR Explain why some reactions are No Reaction!
Identification from Reactants • Two compounds • Note if both anions are the same (oxide), then it is probably a combination reaction! • Don’t let me trick ya!!!
Prediction of Products • Switch the anions • Or cations if you prefer • Outsides together and insides together • Like FOIL!
Iron (III) hydroxide + phosphorous acid • Fe(OH)3 + H3PO3g FePO3 + 3 HOH
DEMO Ammonium nitrate and barium hydroxide • NH4NO3 + Ba(OH)2g NH4OH + Ba(NO3)2
Aluminum sulfide + hydrochloric acid • Al2S3 + 6HCl g 2AlCl3 + 3H2S
DEMO Acetic acid and sodium bicarbonate. • HC2H3O2 + NaHCO3g H2CO3 + NaC2H3O2
Homework Time • Complete reaction prediction I • ID rxn type FIRST • Then LOOK at those notes to help you predict the products. • Balance Charges • Balance the Reaction