Chapter2 Flashcards

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Atoms

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Smallest functional unit of matter that form all chemical substances, can’t be broken down further.

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2
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3 subatomic particles

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Protons
Electrons
Neutrons.

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3
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Protons

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Positively charged, found in nucleus same #as electrons

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4
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Neutrons

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Neutral found in nucleus,#can vary

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5
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Electrons

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Negatively charged, found in orbitals, same # as protons.

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6
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S orbitals

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Are spherical

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7
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P orbitals

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Propeller/dumbbell shaped

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8
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How many electron can each orbital hold.

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2 electron, an atom with more than 2 electron have more than 1 orbital

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9
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1st Shell

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1 spherical orbital, holds 2 electron

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10
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2nd shell

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1 spherical orbitan & 3 propeller / dumbbell shaped orbitals, holds 4 pairs of electrons.

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11
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Protons

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Of protons distinguishes one element from another

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12
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Periodic table

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Organizes elements by atomic #

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13
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Atomic Mass

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Protons+ #nutrons

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14
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Dalton (d)

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Unit of measurement for atomic mass

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15
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Isotopes

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Multiple forms of an element that differ in The # of neutrons.

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16
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Molecule

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2/ more atoms bonded together

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17
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Molecular formula

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Contains chemical symbols of elements found in a molecule

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18
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Compound

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Molecule composed of 2/more atoms/elements

19
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3 types of bonds

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Covalent
Hydrogen
Ionic

20
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2 covalent bonds

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Polar covalent
Non polar covalent

21
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Covalent bonds

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Atoms share a pair of electrons

22
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Covalent bond occurs

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Between atoms whose outer electron Shells are not full

23
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Covalent bonds can share

A

1 pair of electron- single bond h-f
2 pairs of electron- double bond 0=0
3 pairs of electron- triple bond

24
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Octet Rule

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Atoms are staple when their outer shell is full

25
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Polar covalent bonds.

A

Electrons are not equally shared

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Nonpolar covalent bonds.

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Equal sharing of electron

27
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Hydrogen bond.

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Hydrogen atom from one polar molecule attracted to electronegative part of another molecule

28
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How does hydrogen bonds represents

A

With a dashed/dotted lines.

29
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Ionic bonds

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An ion is an atom/molecule that was gained/ lost one/more electron

30
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Cations

A

Net positive charge

31
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Anions

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Net negative charge

32
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Chemical reactions

A

Occurs when 1/more substance are changed into other substances.

33
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Hydrophilic substance

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Water loving, are a polar substance

34
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Hydrophobic substance

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Water fearing, nonpoler substance

35
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Amphipathic molecule.

A

Have polar & non polar regions.

36
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Concentration

A

Amount of a solute dissolved in a unit volume of solution

37
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Acids

A

Are molecules that release hydrogen ions in solution

38
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Bases

A

Lower the h+ concentration

39
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Ph

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Measure of acidity

40
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Ph is measured by

A

H+

41
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Below ph 7

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Acidic solutions

42
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Ph 7

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Natural

43
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Above ph 7

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Alkaline

44
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Buffers

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Help to Keep a constant ph range