Memorization?
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Re: Memorization?
I think it is a good idea to know general atoms that make an oxide amphoteric such as Al and Be, but it’s not a bad idea to know the actual formulas too.
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Re: Memorization?
Memorizing the oxides (group 1 and 2 and all the nonmetals) and that great acids and bases are generally good. The ones that aren't in that list would be considered amphoteric. This is generally how I like to think of it.
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Re: Memorization?
Memorizing a couple examples can be very helpful to understanding the topic! If you know a couple, you can generally apply that knowledge to other parts of the periodic table.
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Re: Memorization?
Should we memorize the oxides themselves or just the other molecules without their oxygens?
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Yes I would definitely recommend memorizing the amphoteric oxide compounds (oxides and the other molecules)
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I think memorizing some can be helpful, especially if you want to understand the topic better!
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