Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Who created the Atomic Theory of Matter

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John Dalton

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What does the Atomic Theory of Matter state?

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Elements are composed of extremely small particles called atoms

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are atoms created/destroyed in a chemical reaction?

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No atoms are created or destroyed or broken apart, but are rearranged to produce new compounds

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4
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true or false, atoms of one element are the same as atoms from another element

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false

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5
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true or false, all atoms of a given element are identical, having the same size, mass, and chemical properties

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true

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6
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atoms contain… and are…

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atoms contain negatively charged electrons and are neutral

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7
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Alpha rays

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positively charged, heavy

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8
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Beta rays

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negatively charged, light

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9
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Gamma rays

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no charge, very high energy waves

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10
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Who created the planetary model?

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Ernest Rutherford

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The Planetary Model highlights…

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  • positive charge is concentrated in the nucleus
  • nucleus accounts for most of an atoms mass
  • typical nucleus has a radius of about 5x10^-3 pm
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12
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mass number (top)

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of protons + neutrons

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13
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atomic number (bottom)

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of protons

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14
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1 amu =

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1/12 the mass of a carbon-12 atom

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15
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periodic table - horizontal rows

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periods

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16
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periodic table - vertical columns

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groups/families

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17
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molecule

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a combination of at least 2 atoms held together by chemical bonds

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18
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diatomic molecules

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contain two atoms and may either be hereronuclear or homonuclear

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19
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polyatomic molecules

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contain more than two atoms

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20
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chemical formula denotes…

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the composition of a substance

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21
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molecular formula denotes…

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the exact number of atoms of each element in a molecule

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22
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structural formula shows…

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the elemental composition and the general arrangements

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23
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naming molecular compounds

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name the first element, then name the second and change its ending to -ide
ex. HCl = hydrogen chloride

24
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what did Ernest Rutherford do?

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used alpha ray particles to study the atoms in gold foil

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protons
positively charged particles in the nucleus
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neutrons
electronically neutral particles in the nucleus
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electrons
negatively charged, distributed around the nucleus
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atomic weight on the periodic table...
represents the average mass of the naturally occurring mixture of isotopes
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Acid
a substance that produced hydrogen ions (H+) when dissolved in water
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organic compounds
contain carbon and hydrogen, sometimes in combination with other atoms
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hydrocarbons
contain only carbon and hydrogen
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molecular formulas
the exact number of each type of element in a compound
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empirical formulas
the simplest ratio of elements in a compound
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atomic ion/monatomic ion
consists of just one atoms with a positive or negative charge
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cations
formed by the loss of one or more electrons from an atom
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cation charge?
positive
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Anions
formed by the gain of one or more electrons to an atom
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anion charge?
negative
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monatomic anion naming
named by changing the ending of the element's name to -ide Ex. Cl is chloride
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Fe2+
ferrous ion
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Fe3+
ferric ion
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polyatomic ions
consist of a combination of two or more atoms
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formulas for ionic compounds are generally...
empirical formulas
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ionic compounds are...
electronically neutral
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the sum of the charges on the cation and anion in each formula must be...
zero
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naming ionic compounds
name the cation, omit. word ion. use Roman numeral if the cation can have more than one charge; name the anion, omit the word ion
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oxoanions
polyatomic anions that contain one or more oxygen atoms and one atom of another element
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the ion with one more O atom than the -ate ion is called...
Per...ate anion Ex. ClO3 is chlorate, ClO4 is perchlorate
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the ion with one less O atom than the -ate anion is called the...
-ite ion Ex. ClO2 is chlorite
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The ion with two fewer O atoms than the -ate ion is called...
hypo...ite ion Ex. (ClO- is hypochlorite)
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Oxoacids are acids that contain...
oxoanions
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an acid based on the -ate ion is called...
-ic acid Ex. HClO3 is chloric acid
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an acid based on the -ite ion is called...
-ous acid Ex. HClO2 is chlorous acid
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true or false, prefixes in the oxyanion names are retained in the name of the acid.
True Ex. CHlO is hypochlorous acid
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Hydrates
compounds with a specific number of water molecules within their solid structure