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to calculate the percent error, you must take the absolute value of ____ value minus the ____ value, divided by the ____ value, and multiply by 100%

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|observed-accepted|/accepted value

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an ______ system of measurement is any system of measurements based on decimal scale

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metric

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all _____ digits are considered significant in a measurement

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nonzero

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the s, p, d, and f sub levels are identified by _____ quantum numbers

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azimuthal

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which of these SI units would measure the volume of a substance?

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cubic measures

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who first identified and named the proton?

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Ernest Rutherford

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who is credited with the discovery of the neutron?

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James Chadwick

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who proposed the “planetary” model of the atom?

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Niels Bohr

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who discovered oxygen with the aid of the sun?

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Joseph Priestley

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Semiconductors can also be called what?

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metalloids

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the smaller the percent error of a measurement is, the more _____ the measurement is

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accurate

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the experiment in which alpha particles were deflected by gold foil was conducted by who?

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Hans Geiger

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the abbreviation Z is equal to the number of ___ in an atom

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protons

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which is the correct electron configuration for aluminum (atomic number 13)?

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1s^2
2s^2
2p^6
3s^2
p^1
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Raymond damadian is a christian scientist whose work led to the development of what?

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MRI

magnetic resonance imaging

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When using an analog metric instrument, you should estimate the measurement to the nearest _____ of the smallest decimal subdivision on the instrument’s scale

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tenth

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which of the following sets of quantum numbers impossible?

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3, 2, -3, ½

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copper, nickel, zinc, platinum, mercury, calcium, and potassium are all examples of what?

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metals

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boron, silicon, arsenic, germanium, antimony, tellurium, and astatine are all examples of what?

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metalloids

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who accomplished much of their work using a prism spectroscope?

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Robert bunsen and Gustav Kirchhoff

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Naturally occuring silver consists of two isotopes: 51.82% Ag-107 (106.9051 u) and 48.18% Ag-109. what is thee atomic mass of silver?

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107.9

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these elements are good conductors of heat and electricity and are usually hard, lustrous, malleable, and ductile

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metals

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upon what elements are the fields of biochemistry and organic chemistry based?

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carbon

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which one of these is not an element symbol?

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Cn

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what newly discovered form of energy did Henry Moseley use to deyermine the atomic numbers of elements?

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x-rays

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the halogens form ___ when they combine with metals and ____ when they combine with hydrogen

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salts; acids

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the sum of the number of neutrons nd the number of protons is known as the what?

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mass number

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J. J. Thomson was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work with what?

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cathode rays

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THe ____ states that no two electrons in an atom can have the same set of four quantum numbers.

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Pauli exclusion principle

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the ____ describes how electrons fill orbitals

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aufbau principle

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the ______ states that it is impossible to know both the energy and the exact position of an electron at the same time

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Heisenberg uncertainty principle

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whose work helped to explain line spectra?

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Niels Bohr

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which of these measurements is the smallest?

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ng

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you measure products of a chemical reaction to be 1.56g 1.59g and 1.60g. the actual mass is 3.62g. this process is what?

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precise but not accurate

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you measure products of a chemical reaction to be 4.12g 3.25g and 4.79g. the actual mass is 2.25g. this process is what?

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neither accurate nor precise

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you measure products of a chemical reaction to be 6.15g 6.16g and 6.13g. the actual mass is 6.14g. this process is what?

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accurate and precise

36
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what is the only SI base unit that is still defined by a man-made object?

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Kilogram

37
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which was the first model to include atoms of each element having different masses?

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Bohrs model of the atom

38
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two different isotopes of a single element would have the same number of _____ but a different number of _____

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same number of protons but different number of neutrons

39
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the maximum number of electrons that can be found in any atom’s second principle energy level is what?

A

eight 8

40
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the type of sub level found in all principal energy levels is the ____ sub level

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s sub level

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oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and sulfur are all what?

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nonmetals

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helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon are all what?

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noble gases

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elements with three-letter symbols are what?

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radioactive and not verified

44
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which of these is not typically found in a cell on the periodic table?

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electronegativity

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this element constitutes 21% of the earth’s atmosphere and is the most abundant element in the earth’s crust. it is essential for life in all animals and humans.

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oxygen

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it is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe, is extremely flammable in air, and is used in the industrial production of ammonia

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hydrogen

47
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mendeleev’s periodic table arranged elements by what?

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atomic masses

48
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in general, which is the group of elements that tends to have the strongest electron affinity?

A

halogen group (17)

49
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in general, where are the nonmetals located on the periodic table?

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far right side

50
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who arranged a number of the elements in triads, based on similiar properties?

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johann Döbereiner

51
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who was the first to refer to the smallest particles composing matter as atoms?

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Democritus

52
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a football field is 100.0 yards long. what would be the length of a football field measured in meters? (1m= 3.281ft)

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91.44 meters

53
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the first experimental atomic model was proposed by who?

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john Dalton

54
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what element does the symbol W represent?

A

Tungsten

55
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element name of Na

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Sodium

56
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symbol K represents what element?

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Potassium

57
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symbol Sn represents?

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Tin

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symbol Cl represents?

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chlorine

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symbol As represents?

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arsenic

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symbol He represents?

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Helium

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symbol S represents?

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sulfur

62
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what is the element symbol for antimony

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Sb

63
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what is the element symbol for gold?

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Au

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what is the element symbol for lead?

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Pb

65
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what is the element symbol for silver?

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Ag

66
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what is the element symbol for Aluminum

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Al

67
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what is the element symbol for magnesium?

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Mg

68
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what is thee element symbol for Iron?

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Fe

69
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______ is determined by the weighted averages of isotopes of an element

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atomic mass

70
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mass number= number of _____ + number of ______

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number of protons + number of neutrons

71
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calculate the number of minutes in one week

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10,080 minutes

72
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magnesium has a density of 1.74g/ml. find the mass of a cube of magnesium measuring 3.0 cm on a side. (1cm^3 = 1mL)

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47g

73
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scientists base their research on _____, which is made of recorded observations that are a detailed description or measurement

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data

74
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the modern ____ system is also known as the SI

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the moderne metric system

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