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Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, Substance dissolving, Solubility curves, Chromatography, Atoms and periodic table

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Question: For the following molecule CaF2 provide cation, anion bond name Question: Name of the compound PBr5 = ____ Question: For the following molecule Mg3(PO4)2 _____ Question: Write the chemical formula for the following compound: ammonium sulfate = ___ Question: The maximum number of electrons that reside in the n+3 level is ___. Question: How many electrons are there in Magnesium atom? Question: Which is an impossible electron configuration? Question: The ground element with the gro...

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the document is base upon chemistry chapter coordinate compound and the compound is base metal ligand. ligand are many type then example for monodentate ligand and polydentate ligand and ambidentate lignad. monodentate is the one where a single donour atom shares an electron pair to form a coordinate bond with the central metal ion

Question: A reaction that releases energy as it is classified as an ____ while a reaction that absorbs energy as it occurs is classified as an ____. Question:Which coefficient is placed in front of potassium to balance the following equation? K+H2SO4-K2SO4+H2= ____ Question: Which coefficient is placed in front of HCI to balance the following equation? Ca(OH)2 +? HCICaCl2 +H2O = ____ Question: Sodium reacts with oxygen to form sodium oxide and has the following chemical equation: 4 Na +...

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the document is base upon chemistry chapter coordinate compound and the compound is base metal ligand. ligand are many type then example for monodentate ligand and polydentate ligand and ambidentate lignad. monodentate is the one where a single donour atom shares an electron pair to form a coordinate bond with the central metal ion

SIMPLE TO READ AND EAY TO UNDERSTAND

Initial Post Instructions The Discussions in this course are set up deepen your understanding of the material as you make real world connections and employ creative thinking. To get the most from these discussions, full engagement is … on the part of the student. Be sure to stop by the discussion section frequently, not only to post, but to read the postings of your peers and instructor. Engaging with your peers and learning together is key to this experience. For you initial post, choose o...

Question: For the following molecule CaF2 provide cation, anion bond name Question: Name of the compound PBr5 = ____ Question: For the following molecule Mg3(PO4)2 _____ Question: Write the chemical formula for the following compound: ammonium sulfate = ___ Question: The maximum number of electrons that reside in the n+3 level is ___. Question: How many electrons are there in Magnesium atom? Question: Which is an impossible electron configuration? Question: The ground element with the gro...

Question: A reaction that releases energy as it is classified as an ____ while a reaction that absorbs energy as it occurs is classified as an ____. Question:Which coefficient is placed in front of potassium to balance the following equation? K+H2SO4-K2SO4+H2= ____ Question: Which coefficient is placed in front of HCI to balance the following equation? Ca(OH)2 +? HCICaCl2 +H2O = ____ Question: Sodium reacts with oxygen to form sodium oxide and has the following chemical equation: 4 Na +...

The golden summary in chemistry (the final degree is in your hands)

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Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, Substance dissolving, Solubility curves, Chromatography, Atoms and periodic table