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Nope, don't remember how to do this

If you have your ionic reactivity table

You can look up bond strengths and see which ones an H+ will break

@Spooky Phijkchu okay so it's reacting to bring them into solution

I'll send a better pic

Try pouring water on it

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Mate this problem set is due tomorrow and I'm on hour 5

And still have a shit ton to go

Ammonia is NH3 right

yes

Yes

I have no fucking clue how to do these

RIP, I was still doing Mercury dichloride

ok but

disgusting

Silver chloride should just lose the chlorine

So agnh3?

and the silver would join with ammonia

Nh4*

Well, balance it

I'd have to look at how many electrons silver has

But it'll be either 1:1 or 1:2

The way you do this is by having a reactivity table

Or by memorizing the trends of the different element rows/columns

You just have to know where the electrons want to go in a basic/acidic environment

Ok thx

channel awesome continues to die a fast death

Alas, it seems the sub 1 million dream will never be

TTT?

lets go

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yeah, it is slowing down too much

google doc 2 drop hype

rats kitchen is my favorite map

are we actually playing ttt

im joining

tfw gmod wont load

nvm

How long has it been since nostalgia critic been relevant

long

Hey I was just doing that same chem stuff but online 👍

hi you wanted me?

wat

end me

ok