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Redox

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Solubility rules: Nitrates

Back (Answer)

all nitrates are soluble in water

#2
Front (Question)

Solubility rules: Sodium, Potassium (group 1 elements) and ammonium compounds

Back (Answer)

soluble in water

#3
Front (Question)

Solubility rules: Chlorides

Back (Answer)

most are soluble in water - except lead chloride and silver chloride

#4
Front (Question)

Solubility rules: Sulfates

Back (Answer)

most are soluble in water - except lead sulfate and barium sulphate

#5
Front (Question)

Solubility rules: Oxides, hydroxides and carbonates

Back (Answer)

mostly insoluble - sodium and potassium are soluble. (calcium hydroxide is slightly soluble)

#6
Front (Question)

oxidation

Back (Answer)

loss of electrons

#7
Front (Question)

reduction

Back (Answer)

gain of electrons

#8
Front (Question)

oxidising agent

Back (Answer)

a species that removes electrons from another

#9
Front (Question)

reducing agent

Back (Answer)

a species that gives electrons to another

#10
Front (Question)

disproportionation reaction

Back (Answer)

a species is simultaneously oxidised and reduced

#11
Front (Question)

fluorine standard state

Back (Answer)

yellow gas - toxic

#12
Front (Question)

chlorine standard state

Back (Answer)

green gas - toxic, v reactive

#13
Front (Question)

bromine standard state

Back (Answer)

orange liquid - toxic, v volatile, v reactive

#14
Front (Question)

iodine standard state

Back (Answer)

grey solid - toxic, reactive, turns to purple gas on heating

#15
Front (Question)

colour of halide salts

Back (Answer)

colourless

#16
Front (Question)

trend down group of oxidising power of halides

Back (Answer)

decrease

#17
Front (Question)

trend down group of reducing power of halides

Back (Answer)

increase

#18
Front (Question)

oxidising agent

Back (Answer)

a species which removes electrons from another

#19
Front (Question)

reducing agent

Back (Answer)

a species which gives electrons to another

#20
Front (Question)

sulfur standard state

Back (Answer)

yellow solid

#21
Front (Question)

base

Back (Answer)

something which neutralises an acid to form a salt

#22
Front (Question)

alkali

Back (Answer)

base which dissolves in water

#23
Front (Question)

acid + alkali ->

Back (Answer)

salt + water