2) Precipitation Reactions

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What happens in double replacement reactions?

two compounds switch partners

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Two compounds switch partners in what?

double replacement reactions

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AB+CD =

CB+AD

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CB+AD =

AB+CD

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What is the driving force for double replacement reactions to occur?

One of the products is a solid, gas, and water

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One of the products is a solid, gas, and water which creates what?

a driving force for double replacement reactions to occur

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One of the products is a solid (precipitate)

precipitation reaction

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Precipitation reaction

one of the product is a solid (precipitate)

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One of the products is a gas

gas forming reaction

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Gas forming reaction

one of the products is a gas

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One of the products is water

acid base neutralization reaction

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Acid base neutralization reaction

one of the products is water

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What is a precipitate?

a solid compound that forms when 2 aqueous solutions are mixed together

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What is a solid compounds that forms when 2 aqueous solutions are mixed together?

precipitate

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soluble

will dissolve in H2O

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Will dissolve in H2O

soluble

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Insoluble

Will not dissolve in H2O

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Will not dissolve in H2O

insoluble

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What ions are always soluble?

All alkali metals ions, Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, Cs+, NH4+, NO3-

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All alkali metals ions, Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, Cs+, NH4+, NO3-, are ions that are always what?

soluble