Big Idea 1 Flashcards

Structure of Matter

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Atomic Symbol

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What is a pure substance?

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Substance cannot be broken down (in simplest form)

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What is a compound?

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Pure substance composed of two or more different elements in a fixed ratio

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What is a molecule?

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Simplest group of bonded atoms

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What is a hydrate?

What is an anhydrate?

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Contains fixed number of water molecules

No associated water molecules

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What is a mixture?

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The formation of two or more pure substances

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What is an homogenous mixture?

What is an heterogenous mixture?

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Mixture where properties are uniform

EX. Milk

Mixture where properties are not uniform (have different regions with different properties)

EX. Sugar and Sand

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What is Thomas’s “Plum Pudding” Model?

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What did Thompson work on?

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Cathode Ray Tubes

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What is Rutherford’s “Gold Foil Experiment” Model?

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How and What did Rutherford find in his experiment?

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How:Rutherford beamed alpha particles at gold foil

What: Found there was a dense, positively charged nucleus in the center of an atom

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What are electron orbitals?

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3-D regions surrounding the nucleus

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What is Electromagnetic radiation?

What is a photon?

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Radiant energy that is composed of oscillating electric and magnetic fields

Unit of Electromagnetic radiation

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What is the Bohr Model?

What is the limitation of this Model?

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It only represented the Hydrogen atom

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What is Schrodinger’s Model?

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What is the shape of the s-orbital?

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What is the shape of the p-orbital?

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What is the shape of the d-orbital?

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What happens during Combustion?

What are reactants & products?

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Usually a rapid reaction that often produces a flame

Reactants: Oxygen

Products: CO2 and H2O

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Steps to Calculate Combustion

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  1. Calculate moles of carbon from the mass of CO2
  2. Calulate moles of hydrogen from the mass of H2O
  3. Compare mole ratios and determine empirical formula
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What is the Aufbau Principle?

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Each electron in a ground state atom occupies the lowest energy orbital available

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What is Hund’s Rule?

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In the ground state, electrons occupy each orbital in a subshell singely before pairing up

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What is the Pauli Exclusion Principle?

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A single orbital cannot hold two spin-up or spin-down electrons. They can only exist together if they have oppostie spins.

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What is Ferromagnetism?

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The permanent magnetism exhibited by some solid metals

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What is Paramagnetic?
Substances that contain unpaired electrons in one or more orbitals
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What is Diamagnetic?
Elements that are repelled by a magnetic field
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What is Coulumb's Law?
The energy required to remove an electron from an atom is proportional to the product of the charge of the electron and the effective nuclear charge
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What is effective nuclear charge, Zeff?
The apparent nuclear charge experienced by an electron after inner shell electron repulsion
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What is Ionization Energy? How are First Ionization Energies displayed?
Energy required to remove the highest-outermost electron from an atom in the gas phase to form a cation IE1 = X(g) → X+(g) + e- IE2 = X+(g) → X2+(g) + e- IE3 = X2+(g) → X3+(g) + e-
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What is the Periodic Trend for Ionization Energy?
*Across a period,* Ionization icreases ↑ Zeff + ↑ Coulomic attraction *Down a group,* Ionization decreases ↑ Electron Shielding + ↓ Coulombic attraction
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What is the Periodic Trend for Electron Affinity?
*Across a period,* Electron Affinity becomes more negative ↑ Zeff + ↑ Coulombic attraction *Down a group,* Electron Affinity becomes less negative ↑ Electron Shielding + ↓ Zeff + ↓ Coulombic attaraction
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What is the Periodic Trend for Atomic Radii?
*Across a period,* Atomic Radii decreases ↑ Zeff + ↑ Coulombic attraction *Down a group,* Atomic Radii increases ↑ Electron Shielding + ↓ Coulombic attraction
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What is the Periodic Trend for Ionic Radii?
*Across a period,* Ionic Radii decreases ↑ Zeff + ↑ Coulombic attraction *Down a group,* Ionic Radii increases ↑ Electron Shielding + ↓ Coulombic attraction
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What is Electronegativity?
The measure of how strongly an atom draws electrons toward itself in a covalent bond
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What is the Periodic Trend for Electronegativity?
*Across a period,* Electronegativity increases ↑ Zeff + ↑ Coulombic attraction *Down a group,* Electronegativity decreases ↑ Electron Shielding + ↓ Zeff + ↓ Coulombic attraction