In a displacement reaction, we a cation (either H" or a metal cation) with an elemental metal (turning the metal into a cation and the original cation into its elemental form). To know whether a displacement reaction will proceed or whether there will be no reaction (N.R.), we need to consult the series. In a metathesis reaction, we swap a cation with another . Examples of metathesis reactions are reactions and /base reactions for the latter at least one. of the reagents must be strong for it to be a true metathesis reaction. To know whether a precipitation reaction will proceed or whether there will be no reaction (N.R.), we need to consult the table. To know whether we have an acid/base reaction, we have to make sure that our starting materials are one acid and one

In a displacement reaction, we a cation (either H" or a metal cation) with an elemental metal (turning the metal into a cation and the original cation into its elemental form). To know whether a displacement reaction will proceed or whether there will be no reaction (N.R.), we need to consult the series. In a metathesis reaction, we swap a cation with another . Examples of metathesis reactions are reactions and /base reactions for the latter at least one. of the reagents must be strong for it to be a true metathesis reaction. To know whether a precipitation reaction will proceed or whether there will be no reaction (N.R.), we need to consult the table. To know whether we have an acid/base reaction, we have to make sure that our starting materials are one acid and one

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter3: Chemical Reactions

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