Double Displacement Reactions

The following episode looks at Double Displacement reactions. Keep in mind that metals pair with non-metals. Therefore, metals switch places with one another. Download this episode from iTunes by typing "PapaPodcasts" in the search window.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• chemistry
• displacement
• double
• metals
• non-metals
• PapaPodcasts
• science

[seantabler]

whats the 5 step cross over rule ?

[Papapodcasts]

@seantabler Check out my lesson on naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds. That's where I introduce the 5-step cross over rule.

Mr.P

[prettyhall1]

So how would I write the complete balanced reaction and products of.... HCl + calcium hydroxide

[Papapodcasts]

@prettyhall1 Check out my video called neutralization to help you with this question.

[MultiNerve]

If both reactants are soluble in water, does that result in a No Reaction?

[Papapodcasts]

@MultiNerve Yes its true.

[cuilboy001]

one week of chemistry in 6 minutes thank you

[a1a2b3c4d5e6f]

Thanks Mr. P, you are really great, I wish teacher had the ability to explain like you, or explain at all.Again, thanks.

[megahawk49]

Can u also switch the non-metals? instead of only metals. r metals given more preference over non metals?????

[13798520dl]

Explanation is AWESOME! Love the semi-formal scenario animation :)

[loltotallyrolled25]

LMAO the first equation you did pb(NO3)2 + KI was my exact problem that i needed help with sweet! haha

[richardwang1007]

You need to speak up a bit. Nice tuts. though!

[Hamza420G]

Thanks man. I just had my first college level chemistry class and I was totally lost, this explanation MAKES SENSE! Lol :P