Ch2 Atoms, Molecules & Ions Flashcards

1
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Law of constant composition

A

each compound has the same kind and number of elements

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2
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Low of conservation of mass

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in chem RXN, the total mass before is equal after rxn.

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3
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Law of multiple proportions

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mass of B combined with A = ratio of small whole numbers

when A & B make more than 1 compound

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4
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Atoms are electrically…

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Neutral

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5
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or protons =

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of electrons

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6
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Ion

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charged atom/ group of atoms

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7
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Ionic Bonds

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electrical attraction amongst charged ions (strong bond)

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8
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P. Table group 1

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Alkali metal (1+ charge)

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9
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Group 2

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Alkaline earth metals (2+ charge)

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10
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Group 3

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3+ charge for Al & B only

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11
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Group 6

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Oxygen family 2- charge Oxide/ sulphide

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12
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Group 7

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Halogens (1- charge) drop ‘ine’ and add’ ide’

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13
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Group 8

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Noble Gases - full valence shell and No Ionic formation

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14
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Covalent Bonding

A
electron sharing (weaker attraction)
- organic substances like wood, skin / hair
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15
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Metalic Bonds

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Share AND transfer of electrons

- STRONGEST BOND (Metals & alloys)

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16
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Model of Atom

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  • positive charge in center, e- in orbit
  • p+ & N in nucleus = atomic mass
  • e- are responsible for atoms volume
17
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Angstrom

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non- SI unit to denote atomic length

1/10 of a Nanometer

18
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Atomic Number

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no. of p+ in nucleus

19
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Mass Number

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No. of p+ and N in nucleus

- Isotopes have same p+ but different mass # due to more neutrons

20
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Isotope

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different number of neutrons

21
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Atomic mass units

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Used to measure small masses of individual atoms

22
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Rows in periodic table —>

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Periods

23
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Columns

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Groups

24
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Metals location on P. Table

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Left side

good conductors/ malleable / lustrous

25
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Nonmetals location

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top right side

brittle/ dull / poor conductors

26
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Molecule structure

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2+ atoms bound tightly together

27
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Molecule chemical formula

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which atoms are present, and in what proportions (h2o)

28
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Emperical formulasn

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give relative number and types of atoms in molecule (ratio considered)

29
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Positively charged Ion

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Cations (metals in general)

30
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Negatively charged Ions

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Anions ((generally nonmetals)