Chapters 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
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Scientific Method

A

collect data
suggest explanation
conduct experiments

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2
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Law of Conservation of Mass

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mass of reactants is the same as the products in other words the mass of the elements before reaction is the same as after

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3
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Daltons Atomic Theory

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  • elements are made up of tiny particles called atoms (O)
  • atoms of a given element are not all identical
  • given compound always has the same relative numbers and types of atoms (O)
  • atoms are not indestructible
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4
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protons

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  • positive charge
  • part of atomic mass
  • equal to an elements atomic number
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5
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Neutron

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  • no charge

- has mass similar to proton

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6
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electrons

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  • very little mass

- negative charge

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7
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what did we learn from the rutherford experiment

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atoms have protons and neutrons

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8
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electromagnetic radiation

A

waves of the electromagnetic field

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9
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formula for wavelength (normal)

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lambda = velocity/frequency

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10
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formula for wavelength (light)

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lamda=c(speed of light)/frequency

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11
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formula for energy of a photon

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hv or hc/lamda

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12
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photoelectric effect

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when light strikes a metal electrons are bounced off of it

-they only increase in energy not the number of electrons

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13
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formula for kinetic energy in photoelectric effect

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KE=h(v-v0)

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14
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dual nature of light

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both in waves and particulates (photons)

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15
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de brogiles equation

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used for finding wavelength of solid objects like a baseball

- lambda=h/mv (velocity)

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16
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bohr model

A

model that shows all orbits as perfect circles

-only works for hydrogen

17
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standing wave

A

waves with some particular points fixed while in between them the vibrate with the maximum amplitude

18
Q

quantum numbers

A

n: principle, deals with energy
l: orbital shape
ml: orbital direction
ms: electron spin

19
Q

metalloids

A

elements that exhibit properties of both metals and nonmetals

20
Q

chromium electron configuration

A

(Ar) 3d54s1

21
Q

copper electron configuration

A

(Ar) 3d10 4s1

22
Q

atomic radius trend

A

increase going down group and decreases going from left to right

23
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electron affinity trend

A

increases going left to right

decreases going down a group

24
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ionization energy trend

A

increase from left to right across a period

decreases going down a group

25
Q

electron affinity

A

ability to add electrons

26
Q

ionization energy

A

how much energy is required to take away an electron

27
Q

electron shielding

A

when core electrons block protons

-makes it easier to take away outer electrons

28
Q

isoelectronic

A

elements with same number of electrons