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Unit: Chemical Reactions
Day 4 - Notes Unit: Chemical Reactions Types of Chemical Reactions: Synthesis and Decomposition Upper left: Thermite reaction, Fe2O3 + Al => 2Fe +2Al2O3 + HEAT!!! Upper right: potassium in water, K + H2O => KOH + H2 + HEAT Bottom right: potassium chlorate and sugar, C12H22O11 + 8KClO3 => 12CO2 + 11H2O + 8KCl + HEAT!!! Bottom left: magnesium reacting with oxygen, Mg + O2 => MgO
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Identify synthesis and decomposition reactions Predict the products in words for synthesis and decomposition reactions heat Pt
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Types of Chemical Reactions
Synthesis Decomposition Single Replacement Double Replacement Combustion heat Pt
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Element + Element Compound
Predicting Products Synthesis: Two elements combine to form a compound Common form: Element + Element Compound A + B AB heat Pt
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Examples of synthesis:
sodium + chlorine magnesium + phosphorus sulfur + aluminum (Metal) (Non-metal) (Metal) (Non-metal) sodium chloride magnesium phosphide aluminum sulfide heat Pt
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Compound Element + Element
Predicting Products 2. Decomposition: A compound breaks down into elements and/or smaller compounds Common form: Compound Element + Element AB A + B heat Pt
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Examples of decomposition:
potassium nitride potassium + nitrogen Go back to the non-metal’s original ending. heat Pt
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Examples of “special” decompositions:
1. Example of a metal chlorate decomposition: barium chlorate metal chlorate metal chloride + oxygen (ClO3)-1 barium chloride + oxygen Always a part of the product! heat Pt
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Examples of “special” decompositions:
2. Example of a metal carbonate decomposition: potassium carbonate metal carbonate metal oxide + carbon dioxide (CO3)-2 potassium oxide + carbon dioxide Always a part of the product! heat Pt
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Examples of “special” decompositions:
3. Example of a metal hydroxide decomposition: tin (IV) hydroxide metal hydroxide metal oxide + water (OH)-1 tin(IV) oxide + water Always a part of the product! Don’t forget the Roman numeral! heat Pt
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