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Coming this summer! Lewis Structure videos for each relevant polyatomic ion! Can’t wait to share the higher quality videos! Make sure to get my infographic for drawing Lewis structures and also the periodic table I made!
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Learn how to draw a Lewis Structure! If you have any questions, reach me on twitter @BeakerBabe for instant chemistry help!
I'll show you how to neatly solve percent composition problems so they are clear and don't waste space.
Limiting reactant problems made simple. Depending on what you are looking for, you will learn how to pick the most simple method. Do you need to calculate theoretical yield or amount of excess reactant?
Use this comprehensive list to reference common compounds and ions conveniently. I made this especially to give a lump sum of practice problems for drawing Lewis Structures. Suggestions and comments appreciated, thanks!
Revised simpler edit (1/9/15) with elements sorted, and I changed everything to structural formula.
A quick trick to easily determine which half reaction is reduction and which one is oxidation. Simply, electrons on the left? Reduction. Electrons on the right? Oxidation.
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Learn how to balance redox reactions in acidic and basic conditions once and for all! All you need is basic algebra skills and a periodic table.
note: for hydrogen peroxide, H is +1 and O is -1.
Learn to calculate molar mass once and for all! Super easy, no step skipped!