Portage Learning CHEM 103 Latest Edition
With Correct And Verified Study Guide
Aqueous means - Correct Answer Dissolved in water
Where are catalysts written? - Correct Answer On top of the arrow
Law of Conservation of Mass/Matter - Correct Answer Matter cannot be created or
destroyed
Remember to balance the equations - Correct Answer Remember to balance the
equations
What are the diatomic elements? - Correct Answer HOFBrINCl
Synthesis (combination) - Correct Answer - two or more substances combine to form a
single substance
A + B —> AB
Decomposition - Correct Answer - one compound breaks into 2 or more products
AB —> A + B
Single Replacement Reaction - Correct Answer - one element replaces another element
in a compound
A + BC —> AC + B
- *activity series of metals*
Activity series of metals - Correct Answer Higher metals can kick out lower metals
Double Replacement Reaction - Correct Answer - chemical change involving the
exchange of ions between 2 compounds
AB + CD —> AD + CB
- occur in *aqueous* solutions
Characteristics of double replacement reactions - Correct Answer - occur in aqueous
solutions
- one product is only slightly soluble in water and forms a precipitate
With Correct And Verified Study Guide
Aqueous means - Correct Answer Dissolved in water
Where are catalysts written? - Correct Answer On top of the arrow
Law of Conservation of Mass/Matter - Correct Answer Matter cannot be created or
destroyed
Remember to balance the equations - Correct Answer Remember to balance the
equations
What are the diatomic elements? - Correct Answer HOFBrINCl
Synthesis (combination) - Correct Answer - two or more substances combine to form a
single substance
A + B —> AB
Decomposition - Correct Answer - one compound breaks into 2 or more products
AB —> A + B
Single Replacement Reaction - Correct Answer - one element replaces another element
in a compound
A + BC —> AC + B
- *activity series of metals*
Activity series of metals - Correct Answer Higher metals can kick out lower metals
Double Replacement Reaction - Correct Answer - chemical change involving the
exchange of ions between 2 compounds
AB + CD —> AD + CB
- occur in *aqueous* solutions
Characteristics of double replacement reactions - Correct Answer - occur in aqueous
solutions
- one product is only slightly soluble in water and forms a precipitate
