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Physical Science · Chapter 3 · Lesson 3

Electron Arrangement

The outer shell decides almost everything.

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Physical Science · Chapter 3 · Lesson 4

Periodic Trends

More protons and the atom gets smaller.

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Physical Science · Chapter 3 · Lesson 5

Predicting Reactivity

The table lets you predict an element you have never met.

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Physical Science · Chapter 4 · Lesson 1

Ionic and Covalent Bonding

Two names for the ends of one scale.

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Physical Science · Chapter 4 · Lesson 2

Naming Compounds

A formula you can read is a formula you can predict.

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Physical Science · Chapter 4 · Lesson 4

Types of Reaction

The pattern tells you the products before you run it.

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Environmental Science · Chapter 7 · Lesson 2

Acid Deposition

A pH scale is logarithmic, so a small number is a large change.

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Chemistry · Chapter 2 · Lesson 5

Periodic Trends

Two forces, and every trend follows.

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Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 1

Ionic Bonding

Transfer, then attraction.

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Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 2

Covalent Bonding and Lewis Structures

Sharing, and how to draw it.

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Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 3

VSEPR and Molecular Shape

The pairs you cannot see decide it.

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Chemistry · Chapter 4 · Lesson 2

Types of Reaction

Five patterns that cover most of what happens.

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Chemistry · Chapter 4 · Lesson 3

Predicting Products

Charges first, then the formula.

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Chemistry · Chapter 4 · Lesson 4

Net Ionic Equations

Most of an equation did nothing.

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Chemistry · Chapter 4 · Lesson 5

Oxidation and Reduction

Follow the electrons.

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Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 1

Properties of Acids and Bases

Strong is not the same as concentrated.

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Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 3

Neutralisation and Titration

Finding a concentration by measuring a volume.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 2 · Lesson 5

Periodicity Explained

Trends are effective nuclear charge and distance, in competition.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 1

Formal Charge and Resonance

The molecule is not flickering between structures.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 2

Hybridisation

Four identical bonds from three p orbitals and one s.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 3 · Lesson 3

Molecular Orbital Theory

The model that gets oxygen right.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 1

Balancing Redox Reactions

Track the electrons and the rest follows.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 2

Galvanic Cells

Separate the two halves and the electrons have to travel.

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Honors Chemistry · Chapter 8 · Lesson 4

Electrolysis

Pay the voltage and the reaction runs backwards.

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