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CHEMISTRY

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REVIEW

• From the periodic table what is the ion charge going to be for Ba?

• Remember this is based on valence electrons • Small number VE - atom likely to give electrons away and

become cation (+)

• Large number VE – atom likely to take electrons and become anion (-)

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WRITE THE FORMULA FOR THE FOLLOWING COMPOUNDS

• Barium Nitrate

• Barium Sulfate

• Barium Carbonate

• Barium Chlorate

• Barium Phosphate

• Ba(NO3)2

• BaSO4

• BaCO3

• Ba(ClO3)2

• Ba3(PO4)2

• Ba(NO3)2

• BaSO4

• BaCO3

• Ba(ClO3)2

• Ba3(PO4)2

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Don’t Forget!!!Word Version and Extra Instructions

Posted on Class Website

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CHARLES'S LAW LAB

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Type in data from

Tablex = K

y = cm3

Temp (K) vs Volume (cm3)

You can include screenshot, but no points lost if you do not.

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BOYLE’S LAW LAB

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You can include screenshot of graph but no points lost if you do not.

Type in data from

Tablex = P

y = mLUse this equation

to calculate Pressure

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(atm) 0.0824 L٠atm/mol٠K (kPa) 8.317 L٠kPa/mol٠KR =

(torr) L٠torr/mol٠Kmust be in L for ideal gas law atm, kPA, or torr

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What volume will 12.0 grams of oxygen gas occupy at 25.0°C, and a pressure of 52.7 kPA?

8.317

all R values listed in chart

R