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Ag---->Ag+2e- and NO3- ----> NO+3e- ?

No I'm not sure of anything at this point all i know is what my teacher told me. Thats why I'm hopeing someone can help me and my chemically challenged self... For the equation Ag + NO3 - à Ag + + NO (Note: This reaction takes place in an acidic solution.) Step 1: What substance is reduced...

You mean like this? Ag---->Ag+ 2g- and NO3---->NO+O3

ag-->ag+ ?? I'm not sure if that's what you mean but what happens to silver is it is oxidized ag-->ag+...? correct?

Ok I'm trying to do my chemistry homework and well I'm stuck. I have the first few questions done I'm stuck on question 5 step 3, an I'm not sure the other are correct. I still have no idea how to balance equations and well here we go again with balanceing things... 1. What is the difference...

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Balanceing equations PLEASE HELP! I have most of the questions complete I just need help with the last one... 1. What was the initial temperature in the jar? 88 degrees F 2. What was the temperature after the reaction? 98 degrees F 3. What was the change in temperature? 10...

Find a polynomial of degree three that when divided by x - 2 has a remainder of 3. You will really have to think on this one. Hint: Work backwards! ok here's the thing I've tried I've looked at other problems but I can barely work problems forward, backwards...well your talking to me here my...

ok i think i answered half of my own question...sulfer has 6 electrons and I am takeing a guess and going to say chlorine has 7 also? can someone please tell me in I am correct?

I did a project on Red Tied one year... I had to models one of a healthy marine enviorment and one of a marine enviorment infected with red tied.

how many valence electrons does Sulfer have? carbon has 4 electrons chlorine has ? electrons fluorine has 7 electrons

Ionic bonds form when one atom donates electrons to another atom to have its outter energy level completely full. the farter to the left and down the periodic table you go the easier it is for electrons to be taken away from metals. the farther right and up you go on the table the more vigorous...

I'm sorry all this is new to me I just joined yesterday I am terrible at chemistry and algebra. I didnt expect to be handed the answers I just asked for help... now i don't understand what does what measure? if i remember correctly ionic bonds are a bond in which one atom donates electrons to...

I Have two questions please please help I will greatfully appreciate it 1.) Describe the process of how an ionic bond forms. You should discuss the types of atoms involved (metals or non-metals) as well as the electrons involved. 2.) Describe the process of how a covalent bond forms. You...