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Ch 2 pt 1 Flashcards

1
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What is matter?

A

Has mass and occupies space

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2
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Forms of matter

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Solid, liquid, gas

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3
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Example of solid

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Bone

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4
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Example of liquid

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Blood

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5
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Example of gas

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Oxygen

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6
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What is atom?

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Basic unit of an element; smallest particle

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7
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What is the symbol O?

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Oxygen

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8
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What is the symbol C?

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Carbon

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9
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What is the symbol H?

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Hydrogen

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10
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What is the symbol N?

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Nitrogen

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11
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What is the symbol Ca?

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Calcium

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12
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What is the symbol P?

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Phosphorus

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13
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What is the symbol S?

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Sulfur

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14
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What is the symbol K?

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Potassium

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15
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What is the symbol Na?

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Sodium

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16
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What is the symbol Cl?

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Chlorine

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17
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What is the symbol Fe?

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Iron

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18
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What is the symbol Mg?

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Magnesium

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19
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Charge on Neutron

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No charge

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20
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Charge on Proton

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Positive charge

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21
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Charge on Electron

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Negative charge

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22
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Proton number=

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Atomic number

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22
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Neutron number=

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Atomic mass - atomic number

23
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Electron number=

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Proton number

24
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Isotopes

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Are different atoms of the same element

25
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Isotopes have the same number of what?

A

Protons and electrons

25
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Isotopes have different what?

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Atomic masses

25
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Isotopes have the identical what?

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Chemical characteristics

26
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Physical half-life

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The time for 50% of radioisotope to become stable

26
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Radioisotopes

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Same chemical element with different masses; excess neutrons so unstable

27
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What is a valence shell?

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Organized into columns based on number electrons in outer shell.

27
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Biological half-life

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The time required for half of the radioactive material from a test to eliminated from the body

27
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Octet rule

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Elements tend to lose, gain, or share electrons to obtain complete outer shells with eight electrons

28
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What are ionic bonds?

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Ionic compounds are structures composed of ions held together in a lattice

29
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Ions

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Atom with a pos. or neg. charge and loss or gain an electron

30
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Lose a e-

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Cation

31
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Give/take e-

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Ionic

32
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Gain a e-

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Anion

33
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Cation are ions with a

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Positive charge

34
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Anions are ions with a

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Negative charge

35
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Cations and anions bound by

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Electrostatic forces

36
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Covalently bonded molecule

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Electrons shared between atoms of two or more different elements.

37
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Molecular and structural formula

A

Indicates number and types of atoms

38
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What are isomers?

A

Same chemical formula but different structure

39
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C6 H12 O6

A

Glucose, fructose, galactose

40
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Formed commonly in human body using

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Carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen (CHON)

41
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Single covalent bond

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One pair of electrons shared (2 layers)

42
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Double covalent bond

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Two pair of electrons shared (4 layers)

43
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Triple covalent bond

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3 pair of electrons shared (6 layers)

44
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How many electrons does carbon need to satisfy octet rule?

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4

45
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Electronegativity

A

Relative attraction of each atom for electrons

46
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Nonpolar covalent bond

A

Two atoms of same element have equal attraction for electrons

47
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Polar covalent bond

A

Sharing of electrons unequally

48
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More electronegative atom develops a partial

A

Negative charge

49
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Less electronegative atom develops a partial

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Positive charge

49
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Amphipathic molecules

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Large molecules with polar and nonpolar regions

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