Single Replacement Reactions in Chemistry

Explore single replacement reactions in this comprehensive chemistry video. Learn how one element replaces another in a compound, understand the role of oxidation and reduction, and discover why these reactions are considered redox reactions. Delve into the Activity Series to predict reaction outcomes and explore practical examples, including copper in silver nitrate and zinc in copper sulphate. Gain insights into why certain elements like gold don't react with silver nitrate and why acids are stored in glass containers. Master both cationic and anionic single replacement reactions through clear explanations and real-world applications.

- Intro
- Copper in silver nitrate
- What is single replacement rxn?
- What causes single replacement rxn?
- Oxidation & reduction
- Why doesn't gold react with silver nitrate?
- Activity series
- Example 1 Zinc in copper sulphate
- Example 2 Silver in zinc sulphate
- Example 3 Magnesium in HCl
- Why are acids stored in glass containers?
- Anionic single replacement rxns