Acid-base reactions; products of neutralization; net ionic reaction of neutralization; gas-forming reactions; reduction-oxidation reactions (redox); oxidizing and reducing agents; oxidation numbers

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Predicting precipitation reactions using solubility rules; acid-base reactions; Arrhenius and Brønsted definitions; strong versus weak acids and bases; monoprotic, diprotic, and triprotic acids

Calculations using percent yield; electrolytes (strong, weak, and nonelectrolytes); definition of acids; precipitation reactions (molecular, ionic, and net ionic equations)

Stoichiometry (using balanced reactions to determine amounts of reactants and products); doing stoichiometric calculations using the mole method; determining limiting reagents and using the limiting reagent to calculate the amount of product(s); percent yield (theoretical and actual yields)

Calculating percent composition by mass of a compound; using percent composition by mass information to determine the empirical formula of a compound; using molar mass information to determine the molecular formula from the empirical formula; interpreting chemical equations (states of matter, heat, etc.); balancing chemical reactions

The mass of atoms using the atomic mass unit; the mole and Avogadro's number; calculations using the mole with atoms; molecular mass and molar mass; using molar mass in calculations (interconverting mass and quantity)

Nomenclature rules for cations and anions; writing formulas based on names and determining names based on formulas; naming acids; naming molecular compounds