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a molecule (for compounds, consisting of molecules) or the smallest fragment with the same ratio between atoms, as in the compound. |
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formula shows how many atoms of each type are present in the formula unit. |
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Numbers in the formula unit that state the number of each element. |
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show how many formula units react and how many formula units are formed in the reaction. |
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Numbers that precede each molecule which state the numbers of each molecule present in the reaction. |
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One-Step chemical schemes |
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show, which compounds react, which compounds are formed, which compounds and conditions affect the reaction. |
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Criteria for One-Step chemical schemes. (4) |
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- At least one organic compound must be present in the left part of the scheme - All other reacting compounds are usually called “reagents” and shown either in the left part of the scheme or over the reaction arrow. - Chemical coefficients are not shown, except if you need to show some stoichiometric features of the reaction. - Some reaction products, especially inorganic ones, are often not shown. |
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accept a pair of electrons from a low-energy orbital, producing the conjugate base. |
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donate a pair of electrons to a low-energy orbital, producing the conjugate acid. |
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donate H+, producing the conjugate base. |
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accept H+, producing the conjugate acid. |
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Acids in Aqueous solutions |
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produce H+ and the conjugate base. |
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Bases in aqueous solutions. |
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Produce OH- and the conjugate acid. |
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Product of the reaction of an acid and a base. |
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produce H+ and the anion of the conjugated base. |
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Hydroxides of alkali and alkali earth metals in dissociation |
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Produce OH- and the cation of the corresponding metal. |
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Produce cations of the metal and anions of the rest of the molecule. |
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A selected set of dependently changing parameters is called the reaction coordinate. |
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Sections of the surface of potential energy |
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Graphs that show how the potential energy depends on one selected parameter or on a set of dependently changing parameters. |
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Minima on the surface of potential energy |
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Maxima on the surface of potential energy |
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the path of the chemical system from one intermediate to the next one |
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a sequence of reaction steps |
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