Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Dalton’s Atomic Theory

A
  1. all matter consists of individual particles called atoms. 2. All atoms of 1 element are identical (not true anymore). 3. different elements have different atoms. 4. Atoms are indestructible.
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2
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Who “Discovered” the Electron

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Thompson + Millikan

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3
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Who “Discovered” the Proton

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Rutherford

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4
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Who “Discovered” the Neutron

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Chadwick + Rutherford

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5
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What are Laws

A

reliable observations

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6
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What are Theories

A

models of behavior (explanations)

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7
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Atomic Number

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Number of Protons in an elements nucleus

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8
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Mass Number

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Number of Protons and Neutrons in an elements nucleus

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9
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Isotopes

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Variations of an element with same number of protons and electrons but different number of neutrons

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10
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Pure Substance

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  1. Have one or many components. 2. Can only be separated by chemical means.
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11
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Mixtures

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  1. Always has many components 2. Can be separated by physical means
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12
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Single Components

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Elements

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13
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Multi-Components

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Compounds made from various elements

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14
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Homogenous mixture

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Even distribution throughout

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15
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Heterogenous mixture

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Uneven distribution throughout

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16
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Physical Change

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Does not change the composition of substance

17
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Chemical Change

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Changes the composition of the substance

18
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Intensive Property

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Independent of sample size

19
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Extensive Property

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Dependent on sample size

20
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Physical Property

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property that doesn’t change substance composition

21
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Chemical Property

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Property of a substance that can
be observed when a substance undergoes change

22
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Value and symbol of Giga

A

G, 10 to the 9

23
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Value and symbol of Mega

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M, 10 to the 6

24
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Value and symbol of kilo

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k, 10 to the 3

25
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Value and symbol of hecto

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h, 10 to the 2

26
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Value and symbol of deka

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da, 10 to the 1

27
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Value and symbol of deci

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d, 10 to the -1

28
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Value and symbol of milli

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m 10 to the -3

29
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Value and symbol of centi

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c, 10 to the -2

30
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Value and symbol of micro

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µ, 10 to the -6

31
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Value and symbol of nano

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n, 10 to the -9

32
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Value and symbol of pico

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p, 10 the the -12

33
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Celsius to Kelvin

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degrees Celsius +273.15

34
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Kelvin to Celsius

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degrees Kelvin -273.15

35
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Accuracy

A

how close you are to actual target

36
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Precision

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how reproducible (close) your actions are

37
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Density

A

mass/volume

38
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Specific Gravity

A

Density of solution/Density of water