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Chemical Formulas and Naming

Chemical Formulas and Naming. Unit 4. Ions. Atoms that have a positive or negative charge To become an ion, an atom gains or loses electrons Cation = positively charged ion; Lose electron (s) Metals form positive ions Anion = negatively charged ion; Gain electron (s). Oxidation Numbers.

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MODULAR SCIENCE - Chemistry

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Catalyst: Complete the Chart

Catalyst: Complete the Chart. Hint: According to the octet rule, atoms lose or gain electrons, forming ions, in order to get a full outer shell with 8 electrons. If the atom loses electrons it is a positive cation and if it gains electrons it is a negative anion. Catalyst: Answers.

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Catalyst: Complete the Chart

Catalyst: Complete the Chart. Hint: According to the octet rule, atoms lose or gain electrons, forming ions, in order to get a full outer shell with 8 electrons. If the atom loses electrons it is a positive cation and if it gains electrons it is a negative anion. Catalyst: Answers.

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Naming Ionic and covalent compounds

Naming Ionic and covalent compounds . October 17 th and 18 th. Ionic Compounds . Are made up of a metal and a non-metal. Example = NaC l. Naming Ionic Compounds . Rules : The metal goes first Second is the nonmetal + ide Example 1 : Lithium and Bromine LiBr ?

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Thermoelectric sensors

Thermoelectric sensors. copper. Thermocouple Physical basis- 2 different metals joined together to make a circuit Electrons flow from one metal to another until a voltage difference V typical for those metals and environmental temperature is reached

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NAMING IONIC COMPOUNDS

NAMING IONIC COMPOUNDS. There are a few general rules that apply when naming ionic compounds. 1. Most ionic compounds are also called salts. 2. Most ionic compounds exist as solids and many dissolve to form aqueous solutions.

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Lithium!

Lithium!. Georgie Hasrouni. Lithium Contains 3 protons 3 electrons 4 neutrons 1 nucleus . Dividing Lithium!.

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Solubility

Solubility. What is solubility? How do I interpret solubility curves? Conditions of Solution Equilibrium. You order SWEET tea on a hot day. It arrives and you take a giant gulp. YUCHKG! They served you unsweet and the waiter is nowhere in sight. Sugar packets are on the table.

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Chemistry Individual Project

Chemistry Individual Project. Presented by: Edith Lai (13) of F.3A Compound: Lithium Chloride(LiCl). Electron diagram of LiCl (showing the outermost shell only). Type of chemical bonding: Ionic Bond Chemical Formula: LiCl. Preparation.

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Lesson 5

Lesson 5. Looking for Anions. Learning Objectives: Describe the test for specific negative ions Explain how precipitation reactions can be used as the test for some ions. What is the test for the following substances? Hydrogen Carbon dioxide Ammonium ions.

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Reactivity series

Reactivity series. Reactions of metals with oxygen. METAL + OXYGEN METAL OXIDE. Copy and complete the following reactions: Magnesium + oxygen Copper + oxygen Calcium + oxygen Iron + oxygen.

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Lithium Chloride Market Shares, Applications and Growth Approach Forecast to 2025

The key factors associated with the growth of the market include augmented demand from chemical sectors, rise in the applications, industrialization, scientific advancements, rise in the investments by the leading companies, and mounting research and development activities.

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