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How do i memorise inorganic chemical reactions?
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They're generally ionic bonds type reactions, positive attracted to negative, such as \(A^+ + B^- \rightarrow AB\). And for higher coordinate complexes such as octahedral species, like \(MoCl_6\) there maybe 2-4 maybe five types of reactions, the two MAIN ones are dissociative and associative reactions. Which is basically substitution and addition, respectively.
There is no one way to memorize them. Usually, it's just practice and understanding.
I think that in both organic and inorganic chemistry, we should focus on the reagents of the reaction.
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