Chapter 2 Basic Chemistry Flashcards

1
Q

Takes up space and has mass?

A

Matter

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2
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Ability to move?

A

Energy

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3
Q

When energy is doing work?

A

Kinetic Energy

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4
Q

When energy is inactive or stored?

A

Potential Energy

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5
Q

Stored in the bonds of chemical substances?

A

Chemical Energy

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6
Q

Results from the movement of charged particles?

A

Electrical Energy

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7
Q

Energy direct involved in moving matter?

A

Mechanical Energy

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8
Q

Energy of the electromagnetic spectrum travels in waves?

A

Radiant Energy

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9
Q

All matter is composed of?

A

Atoms

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10
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Each atom consists of at least one___and one___?

A

Proton

Electron

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11
Q

Atoms has mass. The mass comes mostly from the proton and a neutrally charged body called?

A

Neutron

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12
Q

Mass of 1, positive charge?

A

Proton

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13
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Mass of 1, no charge?

A

Neutron

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14
Q

Negligible mass, negative charge?

A

Electron

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15
Q

How many types of atoms does an element contain?

A

Only one

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16
Q

Info on elements is arranged in logical order in a table called?

A

Periodic Table

17
Q

How is the periodic table arranged?

A

Left to right based on their atomic #

In columns based on similarities in their properties

18
Q

The atomic number is?

A

Number of protons

19
Q

The atomic mass is?

A

Number of protons + number of neutrons averaged over all isotopes

20
Q

Atoms of the same elements that have different atomic weights are called?

A

Isotopes

21
Q

A____is 2 or more atoms bonded together?

A

Molecule

22
Q

A____ ____is an attractive force that links two atoms together?

A

Chemical Bond

23
Q

Determines the chemical behavior of the atom?

A

Valence Shell Election

24
Q

A___ ___is formed by sharing of a pair of electrons between 2 atoms
Are all also very strong

A

Covalent Bond

25
Q

A ___ ___ ___occurs when atoms share 2 pairs of electrons; in triple covalent bonds atoms share 3 electron pairs

A

Double Covalent Bonds

26
Q

Unequal sharing of electrons causes a partial negative charge around the more electronegative atom, and a partial positive charge around the less electronegative atom, resulting in?

A

Polar Covalent Bonds

27
Q

Molecules that have polar covalent bonds are called?

A

Polar Molecules

28
Q

___ ___ may form within or between atoms with polar covalent bonds?

A

Hydrogen Bonds

29
Q

Do hydrogen bonds share electrons?

A

No

30
Q

Are weak
Tend to be additive
Profound biological importance

A

Hydrogen Bonds

31
Q

Involves a complete transfer of 1 or more electrons

A

Ionic Bonds

32
Q

___are formed when an atom loses or gains electrons?

A

Ions

33
Q

Positively charged ions are called?

A

cations

34
Q

Negatively charged ions are called?

A

anions

35
Q

Due to its shape, polarity, and ability to form hydrogen bonds, water has what kind of properties?

A

Unusual properties

36
Q

What absorbs and releases large amounts of heat before its temperature changes appreciably?

A

High Heat Capacity

37
Q

Because of its polarity, water is the “universal solvent”?

A

Polarity/Solvent Properties

38
Q

What digests food through hydrolysis reactions (adding water to break bonds between molecules)?

A

Chemical Reactivity

39
Q

What fluid protects brain (cerebrospinal fluid), developing fetus (amniotic fluid)?

A

Cushioning