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Ch. 2 Chemistry Flashcards

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branch of science that studies matter, its composition, its properties, and how matter reacts with other matter

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chemistry

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2
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anything that has mass and volume

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matter

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3
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smallest part of an element that retains the properties of that element

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atom

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4
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composed of protons, neutrons, electrons

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atoms

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5
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group of like atoms combined together that cannot be separated into simpler.

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element

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6
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a substance that contains 2 or more different elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion

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compound

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7
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forces that hold the atoms together in a compound or molecule form

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chemical bonds

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8
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7 most abundant elements in body

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1 oxygen
2 carbon
3 hydrogen
4 nitrogen
5 calcium
6 phosphorus
7 potassium

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9
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abundancy of oxygen

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65%

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10
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abundancy of carbon

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18.5%

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11
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abundancy of hydrogen

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9.5%

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12
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abundancy of nitrogen

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3.2%

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13
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abundancy of calcium

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1.5%

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14
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abundancy of phosphorus

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1%

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15
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abundancy of potassium

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0.4%

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16
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The next 4 most common elements in the body:

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sulfur, chlorine, sodium, magnesium

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17
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elements that are all together less than 0.1% in the human body

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trace elements

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18
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trace elements include:

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Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Cu, Zn, I, F

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19
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energy levels contain a maximum of:

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2, 8, 18, 32 electrons per energy level

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20
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when the number of electrons and protons are the same

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neutral

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21
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the atom´s most outermost energy level full of electrons

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stable

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22
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number of protons in the nucleus of an atom

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atomic number

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23
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the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom

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atomic mass number

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24
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tells how many energy levels an atom has

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period number

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25
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tells how many electrons are in the outer shell of an atom (valence electrons)

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roman numeral

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26
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atoms of an element with different number of neutrons in its nucleus

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isotope

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27
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a charged atom

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ion

28
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elements that have a different number of protons than electrons

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ions

29
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chemical symbol red:

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gas at room temp

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chemical symbol blue:

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liquid at room temp

31
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chemical symbol black:

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solid at room temp

32
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no chemical symbol:

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synthetic element

33
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bonds found between metals and nonmetals that hold atoms together in compound form

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ionic bond

34
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formed when electrons are exchanged between atoms

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ionic

35
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bonds found between nonmetals that hold the atoms together in compound or molecule form

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covalent bond

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formed when electrons are shared between non-metals

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covalent bond

37
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when 2 or more atoms are covalently combined

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molecule

38
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when 2 or more different atoms combine in a fixed composition

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compound

39
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metals on periodic table

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mostly the left, starting at a diagonal down at Al, except not H

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nonmetal

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all the right starting at C diagonal down and H

41
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metalloid

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B diagonal down and Ge diagonal down, only 7

42
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elements react to become __________

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stable

43
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A + B = AB

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synthesis

44
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AB= A + B

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decomposition

45
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AB + CD = AC + BD

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exchange

46
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reactions in which the products can turn back into the reactants

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reversible reactions

47
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synthesize larger molecules from smaller molecules

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anabolic reactions

48
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substances that can change the rate of reaction without being consumed

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catalysts

49
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break down larger molecules into smaller ones

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catabolic reactions

50
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substances that release ions in water

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electrolytes

51
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electrolytes that release hydrogen ions in water

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acid

52
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electrolytes that release ions that bond with hydrogen ions (often described as releasing hydroxide ions)

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base

53
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measures the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution

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pH scale

54
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.1-6.9

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considered an acid on pH scale

55
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7

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considered neutral on pH scale

56
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7.1-14

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considered a base on pH scale

57
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substances that do not release ions when dissolved in water

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non electrolytes

58
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_________ drives the movement of matter within and between the systems of the human body

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energy

59
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pH scale of gastric juice

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2 acidic

60
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pH scale of human blood

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7.4 basic

61
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pH scale of sodium bicarbonate

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8.4 basic

62
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pH scale of household ammonia

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11.5 basic

63
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chemicals that resist pH change

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buffers

64
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the numbers and types of atoms in a molecule

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molecular formula

65
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single lines represent single bonds and double lines represent double bonds

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structural formula

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