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Links Keywords Chemical Reactions C3.3 Types of Chemical Reactions  What do the following letters stand for? O I L R G Are these reduction of oxidation? Iron rusting Cl2+ 2e-  2Cl- Mg2+ +2e-  Mg 2O2-  O2 + 4e- Chemical Reactions Links C3.3 Types of Chemical Reactions  2.2 Bonding 3.1 Introduction to Chemical Reactions  3.4 Electrolysis 4.1 Predicting Chemical Reactions 6.1 Improving Processes and Products Label this rectangle as a pH scale from 0-14. Identify where strong acids, weak acids, neutral substances, weak alkalis and strong alkalis are found What happens when marble chips react with hydrochloric acid? What happens when marble chips react with ethanoic acid? What do we mean by strength of an acid? What do we mean by the concentration of an acid? Similarities Similarities Differences Differences Keywords