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1. Cheat Sheet for Intro/Phy
   ... 4. Since metals give e. and nonmetals take, we can say: ionic compounds usually are metals/nonmetals. ... D. Properties of Ionic Compounds. ...
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2. chemistry
   ... Elements combine in two general ways: 1. Transferring electrons from the atoms of one element to those of another to form ionic compounds. ...
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3. Chemical Reactions
   ... A substitution, or single and double replacement reactions, is a reaction in which ionic compounds react with an element or another compund to form new ionic ...
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4. Biology Book Report
   ... Ionic because of their opposite charges, cations and anions attract each other in ionic bonds. Ionic compounds are also called salts. ...
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5. Properties of Water
   ... Water also dissociates ionic compounds. This is an important property that affects the functioning of living organisms, especially organisms in the water. ...
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6. Liquids and Solids
   ... Types of bonds: Metallic metals Molecular organic compounds Ionic salts Covalentnetwork solid diamonds, graphite, silicon, quartz Changes of State ...
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7. Solvent and Solubility
   ... Potassium bromide is an ionic compound which will separate into K and Br ... water molecule strongly attract the negative ends of other polar compounds, in this ...
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8. biology terms
   ... Carbon 14 Radioactivity Halflife Electrons Ions Anions Cations Orbitals: s and p Redox Oxidation Reduction Octet rule Molecules Compounds Ionic Bonds Covalent ...
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9. Ammonia Production Social Relevance Report
   ... It is a better solvent for ionic and polar compounds than ethanol, but not as good as water it is a better solvent for nonpolar covalent compounds that water ...
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10. Chemical Bond
    ... electrons. These bonds hold the atoms together to form compounds. There are two general types of bonds ionic and covalent bonds. ...
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11. Aluminum
    ... 6 Complex ionic aluminosilicates go directly to the brain through the olfactory system. 6 Inhaing aluminum compounds has been related to impaired memory ...
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12. biology
    ... NaCl. Chemical compounds are formed by the interaction of atoms. ... electrons. One type of bond to make atoms stable is called an ionic bond. ...
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13. Wonder of water
    ... This means it can easily ionize substances, Many compounds, whether ionic, polar or covalent will dissolve in it therefore more reactions take place while in ...
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14. Battery Failure ELECTRO~CHEMISTRY
    ... elementary substances combine through electrical attraction to form common natural compounds. ... The electrolyte is an ionic conductor one of the electrodes will ...
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15. Atoms
    ... These atoms combine to make compounds. ... ving a deficient amount of electrons, what we call a cation join it is called an ionic bond. ...
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16. Detergents and Soaps
    ... polar compounds to dissolve in water through the formation of micelles. All soaps and detergents have both a long nonpolar hydrocarbon chain and an ionic head ...
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