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Boron
only 3 covalent bonds. boric acid i used to kill ants. borax which is used as a detergent
Nitrogen
many oxidation states (-3 to +5). it is found in explosives, fertilizers, as an oxide in laughing gas, viagra, smog, and perservatives. ammonia is made witht the haber process from H2, and N2, at low temps with at catalyst
Carbon
has three allotropes including C60, which forms insersting tubular and sperical structrues, graphite, which is sp² hybridized form of carbon that is an essential part of a cycle involving the green house gas, CO2, a diprotic acid, and limestone, CaCO3
Phosphorous
found in soaps, toothpase, fertilizers, and pesticides, its extracted from Ca3(PO4)2 rock. the backbone in nucleic acids, cause algae blooms and increasingly their use is discourraged
halides
have small radii, high ionization energy, high electronegativity, and form -1 anions. their oxides and hydrides are acidic
fluoride (f-)
in serts instead of OH- in tooth enamel to protect from decay
chlorine
manufactured as Cl2, a strong oxidizing agent, used in disinfection and sanitation. used to make PVC tubing
noble gases
iner with 2 or 8 electrons in filled shells. specialty uses include as cryogen (He), intert gases (Ar), and lights (Ne)
How is H2SO4 produced
claus and contact processes combine to produce H2SO4 through a series of oxidation and acid/base reactions
What is the Claus process
at two-step oxidation produces elemental sulfur from HeS, which is a contaminant in natural gas, methane
what is the Contact Process
a four-step oxidation process produces H2SO4 from elemental sulfur,S
whats the most manufactured chemical
sulfuric acid
how much and where is sulfuric acid used to solubilized phosphate
about half is used to solubilize phosphate in rocks by the wet method, in turn the solubilized phosphate is used in fertilized
where is sulfuric acid strong
its an strong acid, oxidizing agent and a strong dehydration agent
aluminum
lightest metal, commonly used in commercial applications. abtained from the engery intensive Bayer processor and hall processs, the oxide forms ruby, sapphire, and topaz gemstones
alkali metals
have large radii, low ionization energy, low electronegativity, and form +1 cations. their oxides and dydrides are basic. metal dislacement reaction with water: M + H2O → M^+n = OH- + H2, react vigorously in water
beryllium
forms covalent bonds becasue of its relatively samll size and ability to attract electron
calcium
is in building materials form concrete to teeth
Mg2+
in chlorophyll makes the molecule more rigid to permit electron transport for photosyhesis instead of energy loss through vibrations
alkaline
primary, household
zn-hg/zn-air
primary, hearing aids
Li-ion
secondary, electronics/automobiles
lead-acid
secondary, automobiles
NiCd
secondary, Household
NiMH
secondary, household