Chapter 2 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Sub-Atomic Particle

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What makes up an atom

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Proton

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Positive charge, found in nucleus

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Electron

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Negative charge, found outside nucleus

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Neutron

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no charge, found in nucleus

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Valence Electrons

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outermost electrons, determine reactivity behavior of atom

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Octet Rule

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all atoms do what is easiest to achieve 8 valence electrons

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Atomic Number

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number of protons in an atom

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Atomic Weight

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average mass number of all the element’s different atoms found in nature

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Properties of Metals

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shiny, hard, solid
conducts electricity & heat
tends to lose valence electrons
malleable and ductile
forms cations

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Properties of Non-Metals

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soft brittle, liquid/gas
does not conduct electricity or heat
tend to gain valence electrons
not malleable or ductile
forms anions

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Ionic Bond

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Bond between oppistively-charged atoms; metal and non-metal

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Covalent Bond

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bond between atoms that share a pair of valence electrons; 2 non-metals

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Acid

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substances that release H+ ions (or protons) into the solution

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Strong Acid

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Substances that COMPLETELY release H+ ions in solution

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15
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Buffer

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solutions that resist significant changes in pH, function both as H+ donors & H+ acceptors

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Solute

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component in a solution present in small quantities

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Hydrogen Bonding

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intermolecular bond that occurs between the slightly positive hydrogen atom from one water moleucle and the slightly negative oxygen atom of another water molecule

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Soluble

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substance that will dissolve in a given solvent

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Oxidation

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substance loses electrons

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Osmotic Interference

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presence of solute molecules in the solution interfers with the normal boiling/freezing point of the solution

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Isotope

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same element, different mass

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Mass Number

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number of protons and neutrons in an atom

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Cation

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postive ion, it lost an electron

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Anion

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negative ion, it gained an electron

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Alkali Metals
1st column on left 1 valence electron very reactive violent with water doesn't occur freely in nature
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Alkaline Earth Metals
2nd column on left 2 valence electrons reactive
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Halogens
2nd column from right 7 valence electrons very reactive with non-metals
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Noble (Inert) Gases
last column on right 8 valence electrons stable af
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Ionization
gain or loss of electrons
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Hydrophobic
oil-like
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Hydrophilic
water-like
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Base
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Strong Base
substances that either release OH_ ions into solution or accept protons (H+) from acids
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Solvent
component in a solution present in larger quantities
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Solution
combination of substances where the solute is dissolved into the solvent
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Universal Solvent
Water
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Insoluble
substances that will not dissolve in a given solvent
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Reduction
substances gain electrons by reducing the charge on a substance