is there an easy way to remember all the chemical reactions?

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chmvijay · Answer

just practice practice practice!!!!!and practice!!

anonymous · Answer

well, since i don't know anything about what your memorizing, even what types of reactions or even molecules, your concerned with, there's no way anyone can help. Presuming its on noble gas chemistry though, just remember they basically don't react except as very weak nucleophiles in sort of novelty compound with the larger nobels. For example, you can react fluorine with xenon due to the fluorine's strong electrophilicity and xenon's inner electrons shileding its outer ones to allow them more 'play' to interact and bond with fluorine, but this is obviously not natural or signifigant chemistry in everyday life of industry- more of a novelty at the moment or proof of concept thing.


 If yoru studying something else, just let me know. I've got a test on the reactions in poo poo in a few weeks, but I don't have to memorize anything.


  you should really not try and just understand reactivity and trends and use that to determine the products from the reactants by logic not memorization- there snot point memorizing crap when you can just look it up- that's not chemistry at all any more than memorizing the dictionary makes you a great writer

abb0t · Answer

Yeah, you try and memorize all these: http://www.monomerchem.com/display4.html