Chem 1 midterm Flashcards

1
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Anything that has volume and mass

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Matter

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2
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Two or more different atoms bonded together

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Compound

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3
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Two or more substances physically combined

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Mixture

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4
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Type of matter composed of the same type of atom or molecule

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Pure Substance

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5
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Different molecular forms of an element (oxygen, ozone)

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Allotrope

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6
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Matter that can’t be broken down into a simpler substance

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Element

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7
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Two of the same atom bonded together

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Diatomic Molecule

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8
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Smallest representation of an element

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Atom

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9
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A mixture evenly mixed together

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Homogeneous Mixture

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10
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Physical properties that have to do with numbers

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Quantitative Data

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11
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Starting material of a chemical reaction

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Reactant

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12
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Two pure substances unevenly combined together

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Heterogeneous Mixture

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13
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This states that matter can’t be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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14
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Two or more similar or different atoms bonded together; smallest unit of a compound

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Molecule

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15
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The ending material of a chemical reaction

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Product

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16
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Two atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons

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Isotope

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17
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A weighted average of all of an element’s isotopes masses

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Molar Mass

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18
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The total number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom

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Atomic Mass Number

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19
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Describes total number of protons in the nucleus of an atom

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Atomic Number

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20
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A group of atoms covalently bonded together with an overall (non-zero) charge

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Polyatomic Ion

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21
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Refers to a column in the periodic table

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Group

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22
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Specific name given to the 17th column in the periodic table

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Halogen Group

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23
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Negatively charged atoms or molecules

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Anion

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24
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Number that contains 6.022 X 10^23 things

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Avogadro’s Number / Mole

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Refers to a row in the periodic table
Period
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Charged atom or molecule
Ion
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Positively charged atom or molecule
Cation
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Group in periodic table that doesn't react with anything and are mainly gases
Noble Gases / Group 18
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States that atoms will gain, lose or share e' until they have 8 e' in their valence shell
Octet Rule
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Describes elements in groups 3 to 12 in the periodic table
Transition Metals
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Specific name given to the second column in the periodic table
Alkaline Earth Metals
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How close a measured value is to the true value
Accuracy
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Smallest whole number ratio of atoms in a compound
Empirical Formula
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Contains all wavelengths of visible light; rainbow
Continuous Spectrum
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Elements that have the properties of both metals and nonmetals
Metalloids
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The value that describes how much 1 mole of a compound weighs
Molar Mass
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Specific amount of energy
Quantized
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The number of cycles a second
Frequency
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The shape that describes the highest probability of finding an electron
Orbital Configuration
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State where the e' contains the smallest amount of energy possible
Ground State
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The highest energy level occupied by e'
Valence Shell
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Spectrum that contains only a few wavelengths of visible light
Line Spectrum
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When the minimum amount of energy is shined on a metal's surface and a e' is ejected
Photoelectric effect
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an e' will occupy each orbital orientation before pairing occurs
Hund's rule
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E' will enter the e' cloud starting with the lowest energy state first
Aufbau principle
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Scientist that defined the term element
Antoine Lavoisier
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The distance between crest to crest of a wave
Wavelength
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Discovered the nucleus of the atom using Au and alpha particles
Ernest Rutherford
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State where an e' has gained energy and moved to a higher energy level
Excited State
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Br I N Cl H O F
Diatomic Molecules
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Model of the atom where we know nothing about its structure
Black Box Model
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First to use the scientific method; Law of Conservation of mass
Antoine Lavoisier
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Discovered Nuclear Radiation
Henri Becquerel
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Name given to group 17 in the periodic table, elements gain 1 e' to form an octet
Halogens
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An area around the nucleus where the e' were surrounded by a sea of positives
Bad question, probably either plum pudding or orbitals. mark as you did it and move on
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First to believe in all matter was composed of small particles called atoms
John Dalton
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Model of the atom where the e' were surrounded by a sea of positives
Plum Pudding Model
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Proposed the Plum Pudding Model
JJ Thomson
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Discovered the e' and its negative charge using the Crookes tube and magnet
JJ Thomson
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The area that describes the highest probability of finding an e'
Orbital