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The process of losing electrons Oxidation number increases |
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The process of gaining electrons Oxidation number decreases |
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Whatever species is being reduced/gaining electrons |
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Whatever species is being oxidized/losing electrons |
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Decomposing a chemical using electricity |
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Two or more substances combine to form a single product A + B ==> AB Don't have to be redox |
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Water and metallic oxide react to form |
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Water and nonmetallic oxide react to form |
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The breakdown of a compound into two of more components AB ==> A + B Don't have to be redox |
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Electrolysis (decomposition) |
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Breaks compound down into elemental form |
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Metallic chlorates when heated (decomposition) |
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Metal chlorides and oxygen gas |
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Metal carbonates (decomposition) |
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Metallic oxide and carbon dioxide |
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Any neutral metal will replace a metal below it (toward F) on the activity |
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Alkali metal/CaBaSr (can be in hydride form) + water |
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Metal hydroxide and hydrogen gas |
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Metals more reactive than H+ added to an acid |
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Unreactive metal and oxyacid |
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Nonmetallic oxide gas + water + salt |
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Disproportiation reaction |
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An element in one oxidation state is both oxidized and reduced |
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Combustion reaction with carbon and hydrogen |
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