Predicting Products of Chemical Reactions: Single Displacment

In this video we will predict the products of a single displacement reaction using the activity series of metals.
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wait what if I have InSi + S. what happens then? cuz it involves a nonmetal, metalloid and a metal

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For anyone confused on why I is I2-
BrINClHOF
or brincolhof (say it aloud)
Best way for me to memorize it at least
All of them are 2 like Iodine when occurring alone (AKA redox)

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It’s easy to memerize by “3x4” rule. Only thing u remember then is hydrogen

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how do you do the balancing I don't under stand

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I can tell if you need help you should know the valency first then just cross-multiply them

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How can you tell whether an element is metal or non metal?

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Metals are on the left side of the periodic table, nonmetals are on the right

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But isn't bromine diatomic? Why does it not have it's little '2' next to it

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Where does Iodine come from?

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Why is it that iodide to be by itself?

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Iodine usually exists as a diatomic molecule in its most natural state because it is very electronegative and only needs one electron to complete its valence shell

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Wouldn’t I2 be a gas?

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it would be a solid

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