Synthesis Reactions: Part 1 - Element + Element = Compound

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Thank you for making this presentation. I learned that fissioning a large nucleus into smaller parts. like, a U235 nucleus can be split by hitting it with a slow neutron. This usually causes the nucleus to break into about 4 or 5 pieces. Usually a largish piece like Xenon-135 and a smaller piece like Rubidium-98 and typically 2 or 3 neutrons also result. Thank you so much it really helps a lot

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[@juliesanuyad92]

When combining the metal and non-metal element, it will form a ionic compound, Ionic compounds are made of solid temperature, as what the blogger said in his video and he showed the crisscrossed elements. As what have been said in the video, there are Pure Elements are not just their own symbols such as the Hydrogen, Oxygen, Chlorine ,Bromine ,Nitrogen, Fluorine and other elements that can be found in the periodic table.

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[@lanelynrevecoy4945]

This is the opportunity for so many people to learn about so many different elements.this video i learned that thier are two elements combined to make a compound .The first is Combining metal with a non-metal they will combined to make it ionic compound because by definition that is how ionic compound are formed.Every elements to form an ionic compound is also mainting of what charge it have. 11-Arts & Design

[@Yo.ops.livin711]

You didn't balance any of the reactions. Why?

[@AM-vt7hw]

I think his goal is just to show us how to predict the products

[@syub2407]

He isn’t focusing on that, just refer to other videos

[@veronicajanola1492]

In this video I learned that when you combine the non metals and moetals it will form ionic compound because it ths how the ionic compunds formed. Ionic compounds are solid. Every elements to form an ionic compound is also mainting of what charge it have.

[@SylvieonYouTube]

Awesome video; thank you so much! I watched multiple videos before yours and could not understand how to figure out the synthesis reactions. Now I can!

[@safiahahmed]

why do we not use the criss cross method for Fe +2/+3 + O2?

[@bulahankz152]

While watching this video I've learned that two elements combined to make a compound .Combining metal with a non-metal they will combined to make it ionic compound because by definition that is how ionic compound are formed.

[@fatsybatalo3798]

Fatmah Batalo Synthesis reactions part 1 and its about how easiest to combined which is the two element combined and makes it a compound and to combine a method and non method to make a ion and compound nd its shows how to do a couple more so we can watch what was he is doing calcium wants.

[@numatechprototypes222]

What about Fusion reactions and making elements you got a video on that yet I'll look but if you don't you should try it's a really important field of study

[@nadamostafa5558]

Why we can't combine 2 metals with each other in the direct combination reaction?

[@mohammadarman9493]

Because its not doing any reaction and no new substances are formed

[@bvbek]

You didn’t balance any of the equations tho, if anyone is using this video to study, remember to balance all your equations

[@Anqel._]

Ikr but I hate balancing them. The most annoying part

[@BabitaTiwari-e9m]

Where is compound +compound, if u made a vid, gimme a link please

[@chemistNATE]

I did not but I can get on this ASAP

[@BabitaTiwari-e9m]

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Yes, yes. And mitochondria is the power house of the cell.

[@holyroller67]

Hello? Flerovium, Tennesine, Livermorium, Oganesson and Moscovium existed during the making of this video!

[@jasleealvina7542]

How about when there are 3 elements?

[@new_contents_all_day]

Can u plz help me for making the compound Mg3BeAl8O16

[@VaultDwellerOG]

where's part 2

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Ive learned this video how to subtitutes elements or combined two elements to make a compound elements.

[@LinRdaSinR]

Thank you so much chemistNATE

[@sd_moti0nz705]

AF + F2 why its ALF3 not 2 ?

[@chemistNATE]

Aluminum can ONLY handle a charge of +3 ... I have never in my life seen it as +2 ... and this is usually written on periodic tables for you. If it's isn't, then it's because it's a metal (loses electrons) and it's th 3rd element in its row (wants to lose THREE electrons)

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@@chemistNATE tysm this helps alot

[@jambread4249]

would the first one be AL(F2)3

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[@eliezelheredia7418]

thank you for this! it will help me on my test tomorrow!

[@junericjimenez157]

If a metal can have two different charges, for example iron can be +2 or +3, then two different ionic products can form depending on how much reactant you have. 've learned that two elements combined to make a compound.When combining the metal and non-metal element, it will form a ionic compound, Ionic compounds are made of solid temperature,

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As i watch the video it shows the synthesis reactions of elements . I learned that fissioning a large nucleus into smaller parts. like, a U235 nucleus can be split by hitting it with a slow neutron. This usually causes the nucleus to break into about 4 or 5 pieces. Usually a largish piece like Xenon-135 and a smaller piece like Rubidium-98 and typically 2 or 3 neutrons also result. Thank you so much it really helps a lot FOR THE STUDENTS . - BENOLIRAO , VIERYL MARIZ - - GRADE 11 - HUMSS 1 -

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Forgot to balance.

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help my annoying school doesnt know my age ;-; pls answer the question they asked me :( An iron nail is placed into some blue copper sulfate solution. A reaction takes place between the iron and the copper sulfate. Complete the word equation for the reaction. iron + copper sulfate → iron sulfate +…………………………

[@chemistNATE]

It's copper. You can even see it in the words. You've already used up the word "iron" and "sulfate" from the left side, and the other word from the left that you haven't used is "copper".

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[@fatsybatalo3798]

*MARY ANN PANTOLLANA - While watching this video I've learned from it that the two elements combined to make a compound.Combining metal with a non-metal they will combined to make it ionic compound because by definition that is how ionic compound are formed.

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I have learned from watching this video how does the synthetic elements done by combining two elements to make a compound.

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Balance the reactions!

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