1 semester test Flashcards

(90 cards)

1
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extensive property

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changes with the amount

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2
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intensive property

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does not change with the amount

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3
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6 signs of chemical change

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  • color change
  • temperature change
  • odor
  • precipitate
  • light emitted
  • gas produced
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4
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magic 7 diatomic elements

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  • H
  • N
  • O
  • F
  • Cl
  • Br
  • I
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5
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liquid to gas

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evaporation

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6
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gas to solid

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deposition

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7
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solid to liquid

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melting

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8
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liquid to solid

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freezing

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9
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solid to gas

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sublimation

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10
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gas to liquid

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condensation

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11
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what is accuracy

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correctness

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12
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what is precision

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reproducibility

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13
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percent error formula

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%error=(actual-measured)/actualx100

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14
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1kg is how many grams

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1000

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15
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1km is how many m

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1000

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16
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100 cm is how many m

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1

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17
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1000mm is how many m

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1

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18
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1000mL is how many L

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1

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19
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Dalton’s theory

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  • all matter is composed of tiny indivisible particles called atoms (true)
  • all atoms of an element are identical (false)
  • atoms cannot be created, divided, or destroyed (false, atoms can be divided)
  • atoms of different elements combine chemically to form compounds(true)
  • atoms of 1 element cannot change into a new element during chemical reactions (true)
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20
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who experimented with the cathode ray tube

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JJ Thompson

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21
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who used the gold foil experiement

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Ernest Rutherford

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22
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who discovered the existence of neutrons

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James Chadwick (jimmy neutron)

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23
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who proposed that electrons are arranged in 7 circular orbits

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Niels Bohr

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24
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isotope notation

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potassium-39 or 39
K
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average atomic mass formula
(%abundance X mass #) + (%abundance X mass#)
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how do cations form positive ions
lose electrons
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how do anions form negative ions
gain electrons
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what is an atom
single element
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what is a molecule
compound of two or more non metals
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what is a formula unit
compound with a metal bonded to non metal
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how many electrons can an orbital hold
2 electrons
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what is the ground state
most stable, lowest energy arrangement of the electrons in an atom
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what is the excited state
atom gains energy and electrons jump into higher energy levels
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ground to excited
absorb energy
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excited to ground
release energy
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representative element for atomic radii or ionic radii
Fr Francium
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representative element ionization energy
He Helium
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representative element for electronegativity
F Fluorine
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what is a metallic bond
2 or more metals
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physical properties of metallic bonds
electrons are mobile = conduct electricity & heat atoms are hard to pull apart bc of sea of e- ductile and malleable
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ionic bonding
bonding between 2 ions (nm and m)
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for acetate
C2H3O2 -1
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for nitrite
NO2 -1
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for nitrate
NO3 -1
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for hydroxide
OH -1
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for carbonate
CO3 -2
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for sulfite
SO3 -2
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for sulfate
SO4 -2
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for phosphite
PO3 -3
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for phosphate
PO4 -3
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for ammonium
NH4 +1
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what is the polyatomic symbol and charge for hydronium
H3O +1
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covalent bonds are the result of the sharing of what
valence electrons
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linear molecular shapes have what bond angles
180
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trigonal planar molecular shapes have what bond angles
120
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tetrahedral molecular shapes have what bond angles
109.5
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trigonal pyramidal molecular shapes have what bond angles
107.3
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bent molecular shapes have what bond angles
104.5
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what is an alloy
mixture of 2 or more metals
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what is the strongest bond
ionic
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what bond has the highest melting point
ionic
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what bond has the lowest melting point
covalent
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what is the weakest bond
covalent
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what is the strongest bond
ionic
65
mono
1
66
di
2
67
tri
3
68
tetra
4
69
penta
5
70
hexa
6
71
hepta
7
72
octa
8
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nona
9
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deca
10
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nitrogen trihydride NH3 is what
ammonia
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carbon tetrahydride CH4 is what
methane
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no "O" means to
use prefix "hydro" Hydro___ic acid
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with "O" means to
not use "hydro"
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ate to
ic
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ite to
ous
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moles flow chart
grams moles particles (funs to ions, atoms, molecules to atoms)
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what is empirical formula
simplest whole # (reduced)
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what is molecular formula
the real formula (not reduced)
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4 steps to writing empirical formula
1. determine number of grams for each element (% to g) 2. turn grams into moles for each element 3. divide by smallest mole # (keep 4 decimals) 4. if not all whole numbers, multiply to get whole #
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molecular formula
molecular mass of compound/empirical mass of compound (real/reduced)
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In the formula C=λν, what is the value of the C constant
speed of light 3x10^8
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in the formula E=hν, what is the value of the h constant
planck's constant 6.63x10^-34
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for polarity, 0.3 and below is
non polar
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for polarity, 0.3 to 1.7 is
covalent
90
for polarity, 1.7 and above is
ionic