ch3 Flashcards

1
Q

Electron relative mass

A

1/1836

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2
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What is proton number?

What are the other terms used interchangeably with it?

A

The number of protons in an element/compound

other terms
atomic number

Atomic number: Number of protons in an element/compound

Atomic Mass (Ar): Number of protons/electrons in an element

Molecular Mass (Mr): Number of protons/electrons in a compound/mixture

p.s. no such thing as molecular number

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3
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Nucleon number

Terms used interchangeably with it

A

Total number of protons and neutrons in an atom

Ar/Atomic Mass/Relative Molecular Mass

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4
Q

Octet configuration

A

8 valence electrons

alt. answer
8 electrons in valence shell

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5
Q

Duplet configuration

A

2 electrons in valence shell

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6
Q

A compound with the following ends:

-ate (e.g. nitrate)
-ide (e.g. nitride)

Which one has oxygen in chem. formula, which one dosen’t

A

ate - oxygen
ide - no oxygen

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7
Q

Match following keywords w/ number
tetra
mono

A

4
1

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8
Q

Chemical bond strength of force

A

very strong

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9
Q

Silver charge
Zinc charge

A

Silver
Ag +

Zinc
Zn 2+

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10
Q

Is the metal written in the front or the back in a chemical formulae

A

Front

E.g. NaCl (Na aka Sodium is from grp 1 so it is a metal)

No one puts ClNa, they put NaCl as Na is the metal

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11
Q

Define Mr Value

A

average mass
(isotopes of element)
compared
1/12th mass (1 atom C-12)

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12
Q

Which grp an atom belongs to?
+ Which grp is noble gas?

A

Metallic (<= 3 Valence)
G1, 2, 3

Non-metallic (>3 valence)
G (10 + Valence e-)

Noble gas
G18

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13
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Why is noble gas stable

A

full valence shell, cannot react with other atoms

Octet config not accepted. Helium is a duplet config yet it is stable

Valence electrons = outermost electrons

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14
Q

charge of bromine

A

Br-

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15
Q

is bromine a metal
is barium a metal
is sulfur a metal

A

bromine: nonmetal
barium: metal
sulfur: nonmetal

check periodic table!!

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16
Q

define elements

A

pure substance, cannot broken down any simpler substances by chemical methods

17
Q

when do molecules of elements form? are they still elements?

A

molecules of elements -> 2 or more atoms, same elements, chemically bonded together

yes, they are still elements

18
Q

2 general classification of elements

A

metal
non metal

19
Q

define compounds

A

pure substances, atoms of two/more different elements, chemically bonded

20
Q

properties of compound

A
  • properties different from constituent elements
  • made of fixed ratio of atoms
  • constituent elements only separated via chemical methods
21
Q

how to form mixture?

A

2 diff. elements not chemically bonded tgt

2 diff. compounds not chemically bonded tgt

elements + compounds not chemically bonded tgt

NOT formed by chemical reactions

22
Q

define mixture

A

different substances exsisting tgt,
not chemically bonded tgt

23
Q

how does impurities affect melting pt?

A
  • melt over range of temp.
  • below pure substance melting pt.

i.e.

pure substance X 90 deg melting, 100 deg boiling becomes a wider scope.

impure substance X 70-89deg melting, 101-150deg boiling

24
Q

how does impurities affect boiling pt?

A
  • boils over range of temp.
  • above pure substance boiling pt.

i.e.

pure substance X 90 deg melting, 100 deg boiling becomes a wider scope.

impure substance X 70-89deg melting, 101-150deg boiling