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When doing net ionic equations, what parts of the equation do not need ionic charges?
Products in net ionic equations
Solids (precipitate) as the product
In stoichiometric ratios during empirical formula calculations, what do you do when element(s) moles divided by the smallest molar value is not around 1.9?
Multiply their molar ratio results by 2 = whole numbers
What subatomic particle determines the element’s identity?
Proton
Why is it the proton that determines the element’s identity? (hint: 3 reasons)
Protons define the atomic number
Their unique value
They are rarely changed in identity unlike electrons (taken or given), and neutrons (isotopes)