Chapter 13 & 14 Flashcards

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1
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What value relates to the # of moles of solute per mass of solvent?

A

Molality

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2
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What substance is composed of 2 or more elements bonded together?

A

Compound

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3
Q

When atoms with different electronegativities bond, what type of bond is formed between the atoms?

A

Polar

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4
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General term for a physical combination of pure substances.

A

Mixture

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5
Q

Chemical name with a compound SCL4

A

Sulphur tetra chloride

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6
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Only metal that is a liquid at room temperature

A

Mercury

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7
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What idea states that no 2 electrons in an atom can have the same set of 4 quantum numbers?

A

Poly exclusion principle

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8
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What type of nuclear decay occurs when a non stable atom ejects a clump of 2 protons and 2 neutrons?

A

Alpha decay

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9
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Type of radio active decay releases energy without changing the number of protons and neutrons.

A

Gamma decay

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10
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What is one way diffusion through a semipermeable membrane.

A

Osmosis

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11
Q

What is the strongest intermolecular force?

A

Hydrogen bond

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12
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Prefexes used when naming fluoride in a covalent molecule which would be SEF6.

A

Hexa

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13
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What is an atom that has a positive electric charge because of loosing electrons

A

Cation

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14
Q

What substances are composed of a single type of atom?

A

Element

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15
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C =

A

Carbon

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16
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Na

A

Sodium

17
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Ag

A

Silver

18
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Au

A

Gold

19
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O

A

Oxygen

20
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K

A

Potassium

21
Q

What unit refers to 6.022.10 to the 23rd power particles of a substance

A

Mole

22
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What terms refers to the sum of the atom’s atomic mass of all atoms in a molecule

A

Molecular mass

23
Q

What are the electrons located in the outer most shell of any atom called.

A

Valence electron

24
Q

Type of intermolecular force is present between all polar molecules but not between non polar molecules

A

Dipole-dipole force

25
Q

By physical properties elements are divided into 3 groups

A

metals, semi metals, fluorine = non metals

26
Q

The chemical name for covalent compound that contains one uranium atom and 6 fluorine atom

A

una hexa fluoride

27
Q

A homogenous mixture that contains and consists of a solute dissolved in a solvent is,

A

A solution

28
Q

The process of mixing molecules of one substance with another substance by random molecular motion

A

Difusion

29
Q

The organized study of the composition and interaction of matter

A

Chemistry

30
Q

The mixture containing suspended clumps of particles called

A

colloids

31
Q

Term that refers to the time required for one half of radioactive sample to decay into a new substance

A

Half life

32
Q

T/F Mod: In a solution the substance that is dissolved is the SOLVENT

A

FALSE - SOLUTE

33
Q

T/F Mod: The process of combining 2 nuclei to form a heavier nucleus is FISSION

A

FALSE - FUSION

34
Q

T/F Mod: If a molecule of a mixture are not completely mixed together the substance is a HOMOGENIUS mixture

A

FALSE - HETEROGENIUS

35
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T/F Mod: Magnesium is a alkaline earth metal and Chlorine is a halogen. The substance magnesium and chlorine most likely have IONIC bonding

A

TRUE

36
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T/F Mod: Protons and neutrons are found in the NUCLEUS

A

TRUE

37
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T/F Mod: The law stating that elements show regular and repeating properties when arranged by increasing atomic numbers is the PERIODIC LAW

A

TRUE