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1mL
1cm3 = 1cc (cubic centimeter)
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mole (Avogadro's number)
6.02 x 1023
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number of moles
mass in grams / molecular weight (MW)
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Rules for assigning Oxidation States
- 1. Ox state of any element in std state is zero.
- 2. Sum of ox states of atoms in neutral molecule must always be zero, sum of ox states of atoms in an ion must equal the ion's charge.
- 3. Group 1 metals have a +1 ox state, Group 2 metals have a +2 ox state
- 4. F has a -1 ox state
- 5. H has a +1 ox state when bonded to something more electronegative than carbon and a -1 ox state when bonded to an atom less electronegative than carbon, and a zero ox state when bonded to carbon
- 6. Oxygen has a -2 ox state
- 7. The rest of the halogens have a -1 ox state, and the atoms of the oxygen family have a -2 ox state
- --> (A metal will never assume a negative ox state!)
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Ox state of element in standard state
Zero
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Sum of oxidation states in neutral molecule
Must equal zero
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Sum of oxidation states in an ion
must equal the ion's charge
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Group 1 metals have what oxidation state?
+1
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Group 2 metals have what oxidation state?
+2
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Fluorine has what oxidation state?
-1
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H has what oxidation sate when bonded to Carbon?
zero
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H has what oxidation state when bonded to an atom less electronegative than carbon?
-1
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H has what oxidation state when bonded to an atom more electronegative than carbon?
+1
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Oxygen has what oxidation state?
- -2
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Halogens have what oxidation state?
-1
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Atoms in the oxygen family have what oxidation state?
-2
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Electronegativities
- FONClBrISCH
- Fluorine
- Oxygen
- Nitrogen
- Chlorine
- Bromine
- Iodine
- Sulfur
- Carbon
- Hydrogen
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