Chem 115 Exam 1 Review Flashcards

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  1. Identify an element
A

Atoms with the name number of protons in their nucleus belong to the same element.

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2
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  1. Identify a compound
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a pure substance composed of two or more elements that are chemically bonded in fixed proportion

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  1. Identify a mixture?
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matter that has a constant composition and cannot be broken down to simpler matter by any physical process.

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4
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Define pure substance

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matter that has a constant composition and cannot be broken down to simpler matter by any physical process.

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5
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Define homogeneous

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a mixture in which the components are distributed uniformly and the composition and appearance are uniform.

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6
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Define heterogeneous

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a mixture in which the components are not distributed uniformly, so that the mixture contains regions of different compositions.

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7
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Proper units of density

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g/cm3 or kg/L

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8
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Define Accuracy

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how close a measured value is to the actual value of a give phenomenon

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9
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Define Precision

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reproductibility in measurement sometimes reflected in the number of sig figs in a measurement

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10
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What did J.J Thomson contribute to atomic structure

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Discovery of the electron and its mass. 9.11X10-19 g

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11
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What did Robert Millikan contribute to atomic structure

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charge of an electron it’s negative
1.602 x10-19 C

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12
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Describe Rutherford’s gold foil experiment and identify the important
conclusions drawn from it?

A

Is about a source of aphla particles being positive chard being pointed at a gold foil surround by a photographic plate that will most particles straight through but a small number will deflect.

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13
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Define wavelength

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a repeating disturbance that perpetuates through some medium

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14
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Define frequency

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the number of crests of a wave that pass a stationary point of reference per second.

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15
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Define electromagnetic radiation

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waves that move at the speed of light.

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16
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Explain how light acts like both a wave and a particle?

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Wave- particle Duality

17
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Describe the photoelectric effect and how it was important in our understanding of the nature of light?

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18
Q

Relate the energy of electromagnetic radiation to its frequency and/or wavelength?

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19
Q

Describe what a photon is?

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20
Q

Explain what the sign on the energy of a photon (+ or -) tells you about an electronic transition in an atom?

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21
Q

Describe the Bohr model of the atom, and how it gives rise to line spectra?

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22
Q

Relate why quantum mechanics was necessary to describe atoms?

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23
Q

Identify the four quantum numbers of the wavefunction Y and show
how they are related to one another?

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24
Q

Explain what an atomic orbital is (in terms of the Schrodinger
wavefunction)?

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25
Q

Use the rules of quantum numbers (and Pauli and Hund’s Rule) to build
electron configurations for multi-electron atoms (using spdf notation)?

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