Chem unit 3 Flashcards

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Law of Conservation of Mass

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mass is not created/destroyed during ordinary chemical reaction/physical changes

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Law of Definite Proportions

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chemical compound contains same elements in same proportion by mass regardless of size of sample/compound

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3
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Law of Multiple Proportion

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If 2+ diff compounds are composed of same 2 elements, the ratio of masses is always small whole #

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4
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Chem rxn

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1+ substance changes to new substance

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5
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Indications of chem rxn

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change in temp,

production of light, production of gas, production of precipitate, color change

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6
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Factors affecting rxn rate

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nature of reactants, concentration, surface area, temp, presence of catalyst/inhibitor

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Symbols

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(s): solid
(l): liquid
(g): gas
(aq): aqueous
triangle on yield: heat is added (faster)
arrow up: gas produce
arrow down/(ppt): precipitate
pt on yield: platinum catalyst is add

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8
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Types of rxn

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S: A+B-AB
D: AB-A+B
SR/D: A+BC-AC+B
DR/D: AB+CD-AD+CB
combustion: CH+O2-CO2+H2O
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9
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Assigning oxidation #

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pure element: 0
Hydrogen: +1 (except when bonded w/ metal)
Oxygen: -2 (except 4: H202) OXIDATION # SHOULD CANCEL OUT FOR EACH POLYATOMIC ION

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10
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Oxidation vs reduction

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o: increase oxygen/more positivity,

r: decrease in oxygen, become negative

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Redox

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  1. assign oxidation #
  2. identify where reduction/oxidation occur
  3. write half reaction
  4. balance only elements
  5. balance oxygen, add H20
  6. balance hydrogen, add H+
  7. add electron to more positive side
  8. multiply equation to cancel out electrons
  9. subtract like compounds
  10. combine half reaction
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12
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Solubility Guidelines

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  1. Chlorates, acetates, nitrates, nitrites, and perchlorates are soluble.
  2. Sulfates are soluble except those of calcium, strontium, barium, mercury, redium, lead, and silver.
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