CHEMESTRY Flashcards

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WHMIS—symbols, reason to have it—MSDS

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W - Workplace 
H - Hazardous
M - Materials
I - Information
S - System

system of simple, universal warning symbols

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Explain physical and chemical properties? How do properties of a chemical change when in a solution or mixture compared to pure substances?

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physical - change that does not create a new substance - change of state
chemical - when two or more materials react and a new material is formed - change in colour & odour, formation of solid or gas, relases or absorbs energy

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What are the three states of matter? State changes are???

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solid, gas, liquid

solidification, fusion, evaporation, condensation, sublimation, deposition

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Particle theory of matter states…

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  • all matter is made up of extemely tiny particles
  • each pure substance has its own kind of particle, different from the particles of other pure substance
  • particles attract each other
  • particles are always moving
  • particles at a higher temperature move faster on average than particles at lower temperature
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Use the flow chart of matter to classify heterogeneous and homogeneous substances. Give examples of each.

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matter

mixture and pure substance
heterogeneous and homogenous mixture | element and compound
mechanical mixture
suspension
colloid
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Chemical versus physical changes? What is your first question to ask (5 clues are… as proof)

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Physical properties and classifying them as qualitative vs. quantitative.

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What are compounds and elements? How is a chemical symbol different from a chemical formula? Explain the components of a chemical formula.

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Explain the “Law of Conservation of Mass”. How can you use it to explain a loss or gain of mass in a chemical reaction? (open vs. closed system)

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What is the “Law of Definite Composition.”

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What is Dalton’s atomic theory?

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Briefly explain the history of atomic models.

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What are atoms? What are atoms made of?

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Elements can be classified into these three groups and what are the properties of each?

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What is a chemical family? Group? Period?

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What are the properties of Alkali metals, Alkaline Earth Metals, Noble Gases and the Halogens? Where are they found on the periodic table?

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Who is Mendeleev? Why is he important to the world of science?

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Using the periodic table find protons, neutron, electron and draw and atom (What is in the nucleus?)

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Make a table to compare IONIC and MOLECULAR compounds. How do you name each of these compounds?

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In a chemical reaction reactants react to produce products. Can you recognize these components of a word equation?

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Convert a word equation into a chemical equation.

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What is combustion? What are the reactants and products of combustion?

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What is an exothermic and endothermic reaction? Give some examples.

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What three factors affect the Rate of a Chemical Reaction?

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Catalysts, enzymes, inhibitors. What are they? What do they do?
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Write an equation for corrosion and explain how you can prevent it.
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Naming ionic and molecular compounds, writing formulas