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Chapter 11 TEST Flashcards

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1
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Dipole-Dipole force, hydrogen bonds, dispersion forces are examples of what?

A

Intermolecular forces

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When bonded with hydrogen, which highly electric electronegative elements cause the shared electrons to shift away from the hydrogen atom, because of their greater electronegativity?

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Fluorine, oxygen, or nitrogen

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Which intermolecular force is the strongest and why?

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Hydrogen bonds, their proximity and polarity

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4
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A substance is typically about (10% or 60%) denser as a solid than as a liquid.

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10%

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A substance is typically about 10% denser as a solid than as a liquid. Which is an exception?

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Water

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Solids have no distinct shape or underlying pattern. When they split or shatter, irregular fragments result are called what?

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Amorphous solids

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Ionic and metallic solids are usually

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crystalline

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Rubber, asphalt, paraffin, amorphous sulfur, and some plastics are called what?

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Amorphous solids

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The temperature at which a substance changes between the solid and liquid states is called what?

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Melting point

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What is the transition from a solid to a liquid?

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Melting

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Crystalline substances have what kind of melting points?

A

Distinct

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What is the direct change in state from the solid to the gaseous state?

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Sublimation

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Cubic, tetragonal, rhombohedral, triclinic, monoclinic, hexagonal, orthorhombic are what?

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The seven basic crystal shapes

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Adding particles to the faces of the interior of the seven basic crystals do what?

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Modify the crystal

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What type of crystal not only has particles at each of the corners, but it also has one in the center of the crystal?

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Body-centered crystal

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Elements or compounds that can form more than one type of crystal lattice are called what?

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Polymorphous

17
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Pure elements that are polymorphous are called allotropic elements. The different forms of allotropic elements are called what?

A

Allotropes

18
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What is it called when in a crystal, energy is released when gaseous particles from crystals?

A

Lattice energy

19
Q

The magnitude of the electrical charges in a crystal effect its what?

A

Stability

20
Q

Why does particle size affect binding forces?

A

Smaller particles can be tightly bound and larger particles can’t be

21
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What of a crystal also affect binding forces?

A

Geometric structure

22
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The strength of a crystal can be affected by what three things?

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Size of particles, geometric structure, and charge of particles

23
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What is a substance that is added to a liquid that acts to reduce the surface tension of that liquid by interfering with hydrogen with hydrogen bonds called?

A

Surfactants

24
Q

A liquid’s ability to resist flow is called what?

A

Viscosity

25
Q

A concave surface is called what?

A

Meniscus

26
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What is it called when water rises up a narrow tube easily?

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Capillary action/rise

27
Q

Formation of a liquid from its gaseous state and reverse vaporization is called what?

A

Condensation

28
Q

Evaporation is a what process?

A

Cooling

29
Q

Vaporization in a non-boiling liquid is called what?

A

Evaporation

30
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What type of attractions allow quick evaporations?

A

Weak

31
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Pressure exerted by evaporated molecules is called what?

A

Vapor pressure

32
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Two processes of condensation and evaporation balance each other so that no net effect can be observed is called what?

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Dynamic equilibrium

33
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Temperature at which the vapor pressure equals the applied pressure is called what?

A

Boiling pressure

34
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What is vaporization and condensation to separate mixtures called?

A

Distillation

35
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What can condense and even solidify any gas?

A

Low temperatures and high pressures

36
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What is the highest temperature at which a gas can be liquified?

A

Critical temperatures

37
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Three types of vaporization are?

A

Condensation, evaporation, and boiling

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