Single Displacement Reactions
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The following diagram shows some examples of single replacement reactions. Scroll down the page for more examples and solutions of single replacement reactions.
The following episode looks at the type of reaction called Single Displacement reactions. These reactions involve single molecules in the reactants and a different single molecule in the products.
Keep in mind that if a metal is single in the reactants, the other metal will become single in the products (As long as if it follows the Activity series for metals). If a non-metal is single in the reactants, the other non-metal will be single in the products. Don't forget the cross over rule when writing the ionic compound.
Single Displacement Reactions Part 2
The following episode looks at the type of reaction called Single Displacement reactions. These reactions involve single molecules in the reactants and a different single molecule in the products.
Keep in mind that if a metal is single in the reactants, the other metal will become single in the products (AS LONG AS if it follows the Activity series for metals). If a non-metal is single in the reactants , the other non-metal will be single in the products. Don't forget the cross over rule when writing the ionic compound.
Chemistry Tutorial: Redox Reactions: Single Replacement
How single replacement reactions work, and how to identify the oxidized and reduced species, as well as the spectator ion.
Chemistry Tutorial: Redox Reactions Demonstrations
Some real-life examples of redox reactions.
More Lessons for Chemistry
Math Worksheets
This is a series of lectures in videos covering Chemistry topics taught in High Schools.
The following diagram shows some examples of single replacement reactions. Scroll down the page for more examples and solutions of single replacement reactions.
The following episode looks at the type of reaction called Single Displacement reactions. These reactions involve single molecules in the reactants and a different single molecule in the products.
Keep in mind that if a metal is single in the reactants, the other metal will become single in the products (As long as if it follows the Activity series for metals). If a non-metal is single in the reactants, the other non-metal will be single in the products. Don't forget the cross over rule when writing the ionic compound.
The following episode looks at the type of reaction called Single Displacement reactions. These reactions involve single molecules in the reactants and a different single molecule in the products.
Keep in mind that if a metal is single in the reactants, the other metal will become single in the products (AS LONG AS if it follows the Activity series for metals). If a non-metal is single in the reactants , the other non-metal will be single in the products. Don't forget the cross over rule when writing the ionic compound.
How single replacement reactions work, and how to identify the oxidized and reduced species, as well as the spectator ion.
Some real-life examples of redox reactions.
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