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Single & Double Displacement Reactions – Chem Lesson

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Lesson cover: Single and Double Displacement Reactions, with topics from activity series to ionic equations
Opening slide and lesson topic list
Lesson overview lists five chemical reaction types and identifies single and double displacement as its focus
Overview of reaction types and lesson focus
Single displacement explanation gives A + BC → AC + B and an example using iron and copper sulfate
Introduction to single displacement reactions
Activity series lesson slide ranks elements from lithium to gold to predict whether displacement occurs
Metal activity series and displacement rules
Single displacement practice asks for products of zinc with tin nitrate, magnesium with acid, and calcium with water
Three single displacement practice reactions
Halogen activity series slide orders F, Cl, Br, and I and shows chlorine displacing bromine from sodium bromide
Halogen series and a displacement example
No-reaction lesson slide explains displacement limits and shows copper and hydrochloric acid remaining unchanged
When single displacement does not occur
Double displacement lesson defines cation exchange, gives AB + CD → CB + AD, and asks why reactants are aqueous
Introduction to double displacement reactions

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Single and Double Displacement Reactions - Senior Chemistry Lesson

Your lesson covers three main reaction types. In order, the lesson teaches; Single Displacement Reactions, the Activity Series, the Halogen Activity Series, Double Displacement Reactions, the Solubility Table, Neutralization Reactions, and Total and Net Ionic Equations.

Your lesson includes the teacher and student version of the presentation, TWO embedded videos, an auto-graded exit ticket, and a student lesson handout so the students can record the notes on a more condensed medium.

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