Synthesis & Decomposition Reactions

[@brittneynicolexo2147]

You are a Godsend. No more stressing. 🙌🙌

[@gabrielleb.9436]

First video that actually helped me 👍👍

[@lepre4720]

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Awesome video

[@kassandrablanchette7304]

Extremely helpful! Easy to follow!!

[@sophiasadiq4011]

You answered my question Thank you!

[@yaminireddy5157]

Hey...may i know where can I get the polyatomic ions handout?

[@jcjsgw918]

for synthesis reactions practice problem 2, if we had not used the correct poly atomic ion would the problem still work out??

[@MooreChemistry]

No, it wouldn't work out.

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[@saiwon1137]

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[@firahahsan5285]

Ms moore I do not understand the part at 8:58

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[@colture]

how did you go from Na1+O2- to Na2O?? thats where i lost you....

[@MooreChemistry]

When sodium and oxygen are "put together" they form an ionic bond. This means you need to check the charges for each ion (1+ for Na and 2- for O) and then neutralize the charges which gives you the formula Na2O.

[@greatnamestyler5721]

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