what do oxidation numbers represent?
Oxidation numbers represent the numbers of electrons an atom in a compound must gain or lose to return to its natural state.
-negative- that atom has gained that many negativity charged electrons.+positive- the atoms have given up that many.
how do you find oxidation numbers?
if one rule contradicts another, the first in the list should be followed. (example: Na2O, A sodium always has an oxidation number of +1. Oxygen is normally -2. 2(Na’s ON)+(O’s ON)=O 2(+1)+(-2)=O)
No Khris croth method.........
who is this man?? He took power 34 days before FDR and left 19 days after him.
Adolf Hitler.
definition of this columns name.
cannibalistic humanoid underground dweller.
a very hungry fierce monster that remains in underground caverns.
What is a sternocleidomastoid?
A thick, superficial, two-headed neck muscle running from the collarbone to the mastoid process behind the ear.
what is oxidation rule 1?
#1 the free element rule: the oxidation number of atoms in their pure form and the atoms in pure elements is zero.
what is nomenclature?
system of naming that follows a set of rules. Soda ash- sodium carbonate=Na2C03-
Ranked by the National Army Museum in 2012 as Britain's greatest military enemy.Who are they?
George Washington.
what is the crisscross method?
The crisscross method is a technique used in chemistry to determine the formula of ionic compounds by using the charges of ions.
What do the subscripts (e.g.the 2 in H2O) represent in a formula?
The number of atoms of that element in the molecule.
what is oxidation rule 2 ?
#2 the ion rule: the oxidation number of a monatomic number ion is equal to the change of the ion.
polyatomic ion compounds. Define...
Polyatomic ion compounds are ionic substances containing a group of covalently bonded atoms that act as a single, charged unit.
You are treating a patient with chest pain who has an automatic implanted cardiac defibrillator (AICD). While performing your assessment, the patient becomes unresponsive, apneic, and pulseless. What is your immediate next step?
Begin chest compression's, and attach your AED
What is the specific, localized area of the brain affected by a stroke called?
The ischemic penumbra, which is the tissue surrounding the core infarction that is ischemic but still salvageable.
What suffix is used for a carboxylic acid?
Oic acid.
how bout 3?
#3 zero sum rule: The sum of all oxidation numbers in a compound is equal to zero.
name five o the Greek prefix system........................
Mono=1, Di=2, Tri=3, tetra=4, Penta=5, Hexa=6, Hepta=7, Octa=8, Nona=9, Deca=10.
A 5-year-old patient is unresponsive with shallow breaths at 6 per minute and a carotid pulse of 40 bpm. What is the immediate intervention?
begin CHEST COMPRESSION'S!!!!!
What is the "Don Juan Syndrome"?
The pattern of injuries resulting from jumping from a high place, landing on the feet, and fracturing the calcaneus, ankles, tib/fib, and potentially the lumbar spine.
What is the name of the organization that sets the standardized rules for chemical naming?
IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry).
numero 4 oxidation rule..?
#4 the specific number oxidation rule: certain elements regularly have the same oxidation number compounds. A Alkali metals always have +1, B Alkaline earth metals always have +2, C hydrogen usually have +1, D oxygen usually have -1
what is a binary ionic compound?
Binary ionic compounds are chemical compounds consisting of only two different elements—a metal (cation) and a non-metal (anion).
Why do hypoglycemia and acute ischemic stroke often present with identical symptoms (slurred speech, one-sided weakness)?
Both conditions deprive the brain of essential "fuel"—the brain requires a constant supply of both oxygen (blocked in stroke) and glucose (low in hypoglycemia) to function.
During two-rescuer CPR on a child, what is the correct compression-to-ventilation ratio?
15:2 (for infants/children)
when is Mr beast gonna die?
2030 orrrrr 2032