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Strong Bases
Group 1 Hydroxides, Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, and Ba(OH)2
Strong Acids
Cl, Br, I, ClO4, SO4, NO3
Electrolytes
Dissolve in Water
Nonelectrolytes
Do not dissolve in water
Weak Electrolytes
Partially dissolve in water
Ammonia (NH2)
A Weak Base
Spectator Ions
Simplified out or remain aqueous
Weak Electrolytes do not have…
spectator ions
Flavors of acids and bases
sour and bitter
Arrhenius acids and bases
produce H+ and OH- in water
Neutralization Reactions (acids + bases)
Water and Salt
Oxidation # of Hydrogen
+1
Oxidation # of Oxygen
-2 and -1 in H2O2
Oxidation # of Fluorine
-1
Oxidation # of Group 1A
+1
Oxidation # of Group IIA
+2
Salts and Molecules
Ionic (nonmetal and a metal) and Covalent (only nonmetals, no polyatomics)
Soluble
Group 1, NH4, Nitrates
Polyatomics
NICK the CAMEL ate a CREPPY CLAM for SUPPER in PHOENIX