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whizzball1 said
I absolutely love dealing with all the intricacies of English grammar. Not many others do, though, it can be really infuriating. Bleh.

I like it.

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Multifarious said
Like I knew what would trigger that in your head.

BUT WE DIDNT CALL IT THAT

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Multifarious said
That's the type of bond, but the reaction I'm talking about is a redox reaction. Single replacement, double replacment.

YOU COULDVE JUST SAID THAT.

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Multifarious said
Not really that. It's basically when you have a reaction where charge is just altered in general, and you have to balance both the number of atoms and the charge on both sides.

IONIC BONDS. YOURE SPEAKING OF IONIC BONDS.

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THESE ARE LITERALLY JUST IONIC BONDS

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Multifarious said

Uh, this is just sounding like the superscript charge. Aka: Valence electrons needed to be gained/loss to achieve an octet (or duet in the case of hydrogen) shell.

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Multifarious said
They're eh. But I am not getting into the technicalities and intricacies of English.But Chem is Chem, and you'd think with something that basic...And the process involved in calculating it is what we call "Half reactions". Need more explanation?

Basic by your standards.

Yes.

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Multifarious said
What the heck, man. It's one of the three thped of reactions involving ions: Redox, precipitation, and Acid-Base reactions. I don't understand how it isn't.

Unless our terminology is way off from each other, we didn't because of that whole Tx vs Wv thing that you're ignoring. What was the process involved?

whizzball1 said
Nope

Yeah I did.

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Multifarious said
Oxidation-Reduction reactions.

Wasn't on our curriculum.

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whizzball1 said
There could end up being three ways. *giggles*

Then take one of them.