Chemistry Tutorial 8.02c: Redox Reactions: Single Replacement

This video explains how single replacement reactions work, and how to identify the oxidized and reduced species, as well as the spectator ion.

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• chemistry
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• balancing
• balance
• chemical
• reaction
• reactions
• oxidation
• reduction
• redox
• electrons
• single
• replacement
• spectator
• ion

[gjediting]

sits on its big fat pimply butt no doing anything. lol

[Al3L1NDM4N]

Therefore, it's just sittin' there watchin' the action go down, and what do you call someone who just watches the action go down?? That's right, a spectator!

[villa235]

How do i know which metal is more active then another? i cant make out whats on the chart. pls and thatnk you

[onasnuga]

omG!!! you are exceptional, i now understand clearly. Thanks a million times!

[miraSugoi]

Oh my god, thank you! I understand this A LOT better now :D I was never really good at understanding Chemistry but you make it easy for me, I really do appreciate this videos!

[rburton420]

Thanks a lot great videos

[HowAboutSomeTruth1]

What affects how active a metal is??

[kkoboorlee]

wowyour a fantastic teacher ! !!

[nyvann]

yes, thank you for this, i have a quiz in about 7 hours and this clarified it for me

[amityline]

you saved my redox lab report sir. my lab is a full week behind my lecture, so all my information for lab has to be self taught. Thanks!