Chem. (Sem. 1) Flashcards

1
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List examples of a physical change.

A

grinding, cutting, boiling

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2
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List examples of matter.

A

air, smoke, water vapor

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3
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List examples of homogeneous mixtures.

A

air, sugar in water

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4
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What is an example of a pure substance?

A

vitamin C, water, salt, sugar

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5
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A nonmetal usually has what type of property?

A

brittle, poor conductors

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6
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What is the difference between reactants and products?

A

reactants on the left side of reaction; products on the right side
Example: A +B → AB; A, B are reactants and AB is product

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7
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What attracts protons within a nucleus to each other?

A

nuclear forces

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8
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What are ways that Dalton’s atomic theory differs from the modern atomic theory?

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  1. Atoms are divisible into even smaller particles

2. A given element can have atoms with different masses

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9
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What is occurring during the law of conservation of mass?

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the mass of the products is to equal to the sum of the masses of the reactants

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10
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List the five concepts of Dalton’s atomic theory.

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  1. All matter made up of atoms
    1. Atoms cannot be created or destroyed
    2. Atoms of an element are alike
    3. Atoms of different elements differ from one another
    4. A chemical reaction involves either the union or separation of atoms
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11
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How are particles in a nucleus arranged for nuclear forces to exist?

A

close together

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12
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What has to happen in order for an electron in an atom to change from its ground state to excited state?

A

energy must be absorbed

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13
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Define the Aufbau principle.

A

Electron occupying the lowest available energy orbital

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14
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Define Hund’s rule.

A

Orbitals of equal energy are occupied by one electron before any is occupied by a second electron

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15
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What is the most characteristic property of the noble gases?

A

largely unreactive

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16
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What is a positive ion known as? Negative ion?

A

positive-cation negative-anion

17
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What is removed when the ionization energy is supplied to an atom of an element?

A

electron

18
Q

What is the maximum number of electrons in the s sublevel? p-sublevel? d-sublevel? f-sublevel?

A

s-2 p-6 d-10 f-14

19
Q

Review the rules for the trends in atomic radius, ionization energy, and electronegativity in elements across a period and down a group.

A

Atomic radius-decrease across period; increase down group
Ionization energy- increase across period; decrease down group
Electronegativity- increase across period; decrease down group

20
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Valence electrons are found in the s and p blocks and in which energy level?

A

highest energy level

21
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How many electrons are in the Lewis structure for a hydroxide ion, OH-.

A

8 O-6 H-1 + 1= 8

22
Q

What are shared in a covalent bond?

A

electrons

23
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Electrons involved in a chemical bond are called what?

A

valence electrons

24
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If atoms that share electrons have an unequal attraction for the electrons, what type of bond does this result in?

A

polar covalent

25
Q

As independent particles, most atoms have what kind of energy?

A

high potential energy

26
Q

Compared with ionic compounds, molecular compounds have what?

A

lower melting points

27
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To appear shiny, a material must be able to do what?

A

absorb and re-emit light of many wavelengths

28
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The properties of both ionic and molecular compounds are related to what?

A

strengths of attraction between the particles in the compounds

29
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Define malleability.

A

a material that can be shaped, such as hammering

30
Q

What does the chemical formula for an ionic compound represent?

A

ratio of the combined ions present in a sample

31
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Within a compound, be able to identify which atom would have a partial positive charge and partial negative charge.

A

HCl H= positive charge Cl= negative charge