10. Chemical Reactions Flashcards

1
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define a chemical change

A

changes within a substance where new substances with different MOLECULAR compositions and CHEMICAL PROPERTIES are formed

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2
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define a physical change

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change to a substance that doesn’t affect its chemical structure or its composition

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3
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list some indicators of chemical change

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  • temperature changes
  • formation of a solid (precipitate) in a solution
  • production of an odour
  • production of a gas
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4
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define a synthesis reaction and provide an equation

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synthesis = A + B = AB
a reaction where two or more simple substances combine to form a more complex substance

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5
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when bonds form, is energy absorbed or released?

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released

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6
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therefore, is a synthesis reaction exothermic or endothermic

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exothermic

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7
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define a decomposition reaction and provide an equation

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decomposition: AB = A + B
when one reactant is broken down into two or more simpler products

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8
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when bonds are broken is energy absorbed or released

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absorbed

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9
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and therefore are decomposition reactions endothermic or exothermic

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endothermic (bonds are broken therefore energy is absorbed to break substance bonds)

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10
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define pyrolysis

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pyro - thermal, lysis (break down) therefore
pyrolysis = breaking down via heat, or THERMAL DECOMPOSITION

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11
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define electrolysis

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electrolysis is ELECTRICAL DECOMPOSITION or where electric energy is used to break down (DECOMPOSE) compounds

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12
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define Photolysis

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photolysis is where light energy is used to decompose compounds (LIGHT DECOMPOSITION)

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13
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define a combustion reaction

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a combustion reaction is when reactants combine with oxygen to produce oxides while releasing heat energy

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are combustion reactions endo or exo thermic

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since bonds are broken, and then rearranged (formed) and heat energy is released, then combustion reactions are EXOTHERMIC

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15
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are combustion reactions oxidation or reduction reactions

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oxidation reactions (fix explanation when understanding is confirmed) for now just remember combustion is OXIDATION

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16
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define complete combustion and list its products

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when oxygen is in EXCESS and a HYDROCARBON is being combusted

carbon dioxide and water is formed

17
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define incomplete combustion and list its products

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when oxygen is LIMITING, and something is being combusted

carbon monoxide and water is formed

18
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acronym for substances which are soluble for all compounds

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SNAAP

Sodium, nitrate, acetate, ammonium, potassium

19
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like dissolves like

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ionic compounds dissolve ionic compounds and neutral compounds dissolve neutral compounds

20
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acronym for substances which are soluble for most compounds

A

F I CBS
fluoride
iodide
chloride
bromide sulfate

21
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acronym for substances which are insoluble for most compounds

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OH CCOPS
hydroxide
chromate
carbonate
phosphate
sulfide

22
Q

acid + metal ?

A

acid + metal = salt + hydrogen gas

23
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acid + metal hydroxide

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acid + metal oxide or hydroxide = salt + water

24
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neutralisation reaction

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acid + base = salt + water

25
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define a precipitation reaction

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two clear solutions mix to form a solution with a precipitate solid (insoluble)

26
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acid + metal carbonate ?

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acid + metal carbonate = salt + water + carbon dioxide

27
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define the limewater test

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The limewater test for carbon dioxide is also a qualitative analysis based on a precipitation reaction.