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Today: Review for quiz on Monday. Assignment: study for quiz on Monday: Know how to: Balance equations Predict single replacement reactions with table J Predict whether double replacement will go forward. Identify the five reaction types. Know how to tell if a product is a precipitate with table F. Copy!

Double replacement reaction Why did this reaction proceed? It formed a precipitate as a product. More double replacement reactions Why did the various reactions proceed? What are the three ways?

Homework Review

What are the five kinds of chemical reactions? Make a list. Next to each, write what you expect to see with each. State in terms of reactants and products.

Name the three products that form so you know a double replacement reaction goes forward. Does the reaction go forward? A) yes B) no BaCl2 + F2 BaF2 + Cl2 2. MgCl2 + 2Cs 2CsCl + Mg

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Which of the following are precipitates? Sodium Hydroxide Silver Bromide Calcium Sulfate Calcium Carbonate Calcium Chromate

Are there any questions? Anything you don’t “get”? The topics are: -balancing equations -types of reactions-five kinds -Use of table J and Table F -Why reactions go forward -Chemical equations and symbols

Complete the following after copying the assignment: Page 27, # 29 a-d, 30 a-d, 31 a-d, 32 a-d, 38 Page 29, # 41, 44, 46 Page 33, 63-66