Chemical equations, state symbols and conservation
Write/balance equations as conservation statements and interpret coefficients as particle/mole ratios
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Chemical symbols, ions, charges and formula units
LESSON IN PREPARATIONConstruct neutral formulae and reason with oxidation numbers without confusing coefficients and subscripts
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- C02-C04 ions/electron structure + integer ratios
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