Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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molecules:

A

combination of 2+ elements

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2
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chemistry is the science that seeks to understand behavior of matter by studying:

A

behavior of atoms and molecules

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3
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matter:

A

anything that occupies space and has mass

~can be composed of either atoms or molecules

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4
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substances:

A

specific instance of matter

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5
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substances are classified based on:

A

state and composition

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6
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state

A

solids, liquids, or gases

~solids can be crystalline or amorphous

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7
Q

each atom is one type of:

A

element

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8
Q

there are only ______ known elements in the universe

A

118

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9
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Only ____ known elements are stable [last long enough to observe and work with]

A

80

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10
Q

we consider/think of atoms as

A

indivisible [difficult to break it down or make simpler]
spheres

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11
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if a substance is pure, we like to know if it is:

A

an element or compound

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12
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if a substance is a mixture, we like to know if it is:

A

heterogeneous or homogeneous (same throughout)

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13
Q

physical property

A

odor, taste, color, appearance, melting/boiling point, density

[chemical does not change when these properties are measured]

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14
Q

chemical property

A

corrosiveness, flammability, acidity, toxicity, other chemical reactiveness

[chemical does change when these properties are measured]

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15
Q

physical change

A

alters appearance, but not the chemical structure; relatively easy to reverse

ex) freezing of water; dissolving sugar in water

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16
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chemical change

A

chemical reactions occur when atoms combine in new ways, or re-arrange to form a new chemical

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17
Q

what are the 7 diatomic elements?

A

hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine,

H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2

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18
Q

solids have a ________ volume and shape

A

fixed

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19
Q

liquids have a ______ volume and _______ shape

A

fixed
variable

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20
Q

gases have a ______ volume and shape

A

variable

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21
Q

a chemical being dissolved in water is called

A

aqueous (aq)

22
Q

process that occurs when solid turns liquid

A

melting

23
Q

process that occurs when liquid turns into gas

A

evaporation or boiling

24
Q

process that occurs when gases turn into liquid

A

condensation

25
Q

process that occurs when liquid turns into solid

A

freezing

26
Q

process that occurs when gas turns into solid

A

deposition (depositing)

27
Q

process that occurs when solid turns into gas

A

sublimation (dry ice)

28
Q

state changes occur at a:

A

constant temperature for each chemical

29
Q

solids can be _______ with a repeated and predictable arrangement of atoms

A

crystalline

30
Q

solids can be _______ with a random order and no long-range predictability

A

amorphous

31
Q

when matter undergoes a chemical reaction, often there is observable evidence on the macroscopic scale:

A

color change, heat evolution, solid formation, or gas formation

32
Q

is the evaporation of rubbing alcohol a physical or chemical change?

A

physical

33
Q

is the burning of lamp oil a physical or chemical change?

A

chemical

34
Q

is the bleaching of hair with hydrogen peroxide a physical or chemical change?

A

chemical

35
Q

is the formation of frost on a cold night a physical or chemical change?

A

physical

36
Q

______ are subatomic particles that are the fundamental building blocks of ordinary matter

A

atoms

37
Q

atoms bind together in specific geometrical arrangements to form:

A

molecules

38
Q

Law of conservation of mass

A

in a chemical reaction, matter is neither created nor destoryed

39
Q

atomic theory

A

matter is composed of small, indestructible particles called atoms

40
Q

energy is the

A

capacity to do work

[work is defined as action of a force through a distance]

41
Q

the total energy of an object is a sum of its:

A

kinetic energy [energy associated with its motion] and its potential energy [energy associated with its position or composition]

42
Q

the total energy of an object is a sum of its:

A

kinetic energy [energy associated with its motion] and its potential energy [energy associated with its position or composition]

43
Q

thermal energy is associated with

A

temperature of an object

44
Q

law of conservation of energy

A

idea that energy can neither be created nor destroyed

45
Q

volume is

A

a measure of space

46
Q

density of a substance is the ratio of:

A

Its mass (m) to its volume (V).

47
Q

a chemist mixes sodium with water and witnesses a violent reaction between the metal and water. this is classified as a:

A

an observation

48
Q

what kind of change is gasoline evaporating?

A

physical change

49
Q

wood burning, dynamite exploding, and iron rusting are all what kind of change?

A

chemical

50
Q

what kind of property is flammability of rubbing alcohol?

A

chemical

51
Q

density, boiling and melting point are what kind of property of rubbing alcohol?

A

physical