4) sodium will lose 1 electron forms +1 charge
so for sodium = +1
5) sulfate = SO4-2
oxidation state = -2
6) for any ionic compound number of positive charges must be equal to number of negetive charges
Na2SO4 is the ionic molecule formed between sodium and sulfate
7) cation = sodium = Na+
anion = sulfate = SO4-2
4. (2 pts) What is oxidation state (ionic charge) for a sodium ion? 5. (2 pts)...
The most abundant cation in seawater is the sodium ion. The evaporation of seawater gives a mixture of ionic compounds containing sodium combined with chloride, sulfate, carbonate, bicarbonate, bromide, fluoride, and tetrahydroxyborate. [tetrahydroxyborate = B(OH)4–]. Write the chemical formulas of all these compounds. 1. Sodium chloride 2. Sodium sulfate 3. Sodium carbonate 4. Sodium bicarbonate 5. Sodium bromide 6. Sodium fluoride 7. Sodium tetrahydroxyborate
To determine the salt formed during a neutralization reaction, combine the anion formed by the dissociation of the acid and the cation formed by the dissociation of the base in a ratio that results in a neutral, ionic compound. For example, if you have a cation with a 1+ charge and an anion with a 2- charge, you will need two cations to balance the charge. [(1+ charge on cation)(2)]+[2 - charge on anion)(1)] = (+2) + (-2) = 0...
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32. Consider the complex ion [CoF (OH)2]3 (4 pts) What is the oxidation state of cobalt in this compound? How many d electrons does the cobalt ion have? a. (4 pts) Draw a d orbital splitting diagram for this ion. How many unpaired electrons are in the complex ion? b. (2 pts) Can this ion exhibit isomerization? If so, what type? c. 10 of 14
32. Consider the complex ion [CoF (OH)2]3 (4 pts) What is the oxidation state...
(3) What affect does the charge of the ion in solution have on the activity coefficient? How does this effect change as a function of the ionic strength (u)? (4) Does the activity coefficient depend on whether the ion is a cation or an anion?
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For each of the following compounds decide what the charge of the anion and the cation is respectively. If the cation or anion is a polyatomic ion, you may simple state the charge on the entire polyatomic ion. (For example if PO. is present it would simple be-3). 5. a. CaO Anion: Cation: b. Fe2O Anion:_ Cation: c. Ba(OH);2 Anion: cation: d. NaOH Anion: Cation: e. NH4CI Anion: Cation: f. Na2COs Anion: Cation: g. K2SO4 Anion: Cation:_
4.) Consider the complex ion pair in question 3c. What are the oxidation states of the Fe ions (Hint: this is not a mixed valent complex, where the oxidation state of a metal center is a non-integer value [Fe(b.py)s]: Fe Oxidation state = (5 marks) [Fe,OClkJ: Oxidation state of (10 marks)
What is the oxidation state of N in the following N204 and NO2 molecule/ion? (c) +4 and +3 0000 (a) +2 and +1 (b) +3 and +2 (d) +4 and +2
Sodium commonly ionizes to become a positively charged cation (having a charge of +1 FCU). Chloride commonly is a negatively charged anion (having a charge of -1 FCU). If those 2 atoms start 5.0 µm from each other they are likely to attract each other till they are 0.236 nm from each other and bonded to become a salt molecule. What is the change in potential energy as the salt molecule is formed? Follow-Up: When salt is formed, is this...