Chemistry Flashcards
Properties of ionic compouds
They form crystals
They have high melting points and high boiling points
They have higher enthalpies of fusion and vaporization than molecular compounds
They’re hard and brittle
They conduct electricity when they are dissolved in water
They’re good insulators
Processes that support the particulate nature of matter
osmosis, diffusion, brownian motion
Charge and mass of a neutron
Charge (0), Mass (1)
Charge and mass of a proton
Charge (+1), Mass (1)
Why is sulfuric acid stronger than ethanoic acid in aqueous solution
because of its lower degree of ionization
What is the boiling point of NaCl
1465
Isotopes of an element contain
the same number of protons and electrons
What is endothermic change?
if heat is absorbed by the system from the surroundings
What is element X’s position on the periodic table if it’s electronic configuration is 2.8.1
Period 3 Group 1
What is an addition reaction?
a class of chemical reactions in which an atom or group of atoms is added to a molecule
What is a substitution reaction?
of a class of chemical reactions in which an atom, ion, or group of atoms or ions in a molecule is replaced by another atom, ion, or group
What is an addition polmerization reaction?
reaction adds new monomer units to the growing polymer molecule one at a time through double or triple bonds in the monomer
What is a condensation polmerization reaction?
a form of step-growth polymerization in which monomers and/or oligomers react with each other to form larger structural units while releasing smaller molecules as a byproduct such as water or methanol
The correct order increasing particle size of mixtures
solutions, colloids, suspensions
In simple terms what is an acid?
a proton donor
What does an ionic bond formation result from?
the electrostatic attraction between oppositely charged ions in a chemical compound
What mass of oxygen atoms contains the same number of moles as 112g of sulfer atoms?
56.00g
Ethanoic acid reacts with reacts with ethanol to produce an ester and water. How many moles of ethanoic acid are required to produce 0.5 moles of ester?
0.5
Which substance can a sloid be obtained by the process of sedimentation?
Suspensions
Which halogen is liquid at room temp.?
Bromine
A piece of metal reacted with an acid to produce hydrogen gas. Describe the steps that should be employed to increase the rate of reaction?
Increasing temp and subdividing the piece of metal
Which property increases across period 3 in the periodic table?
Atomic number
Which substances do NOT produce water when reacted with acid?
Active metals
A piece of calcium was added to some distilled water, bubbles of gases formed and it appeared cloudy. The gas is expected to..
give a pop with a lighted splint
What is an acid salt?
a salt formed by incomplete replacement of the hydrogen of an acid
Sodium hydrogen carbonate and hydrochloric acid reacted to produce sodium chloride. The mixture effervessed was caused by
Carbon dioxide
What is the formula of ammonium carbonate?
(NH4)2(CO3)2
What product would be produced by the electrolysis of dilute sulfuric acid/
Cathode (H2), Anode (O2)
Magnesium oxide is
basic
When a metal atom becomes an ion
it loses electrons and is oxidised
An alloy is
a mixture of metals
What method is used for the extraction of aluminum?
electrolysis of its molten oxide
Explain why aluminum products do NOT deteriorate in the air as iron products overtime
both metals form oxide coats but aluminum oxide prevents further reaction when iron oxide doesn’t
FeCO3 –> FeO –> Fe2(SO2)4 –> Fe(OH)3. What is a suitable reagent to use at stage 4?
Aqueous sodium hydroxide
What element is an important constituent in chlorophyll.
Magnesium
The existence of millions or organic compounds is due primarily to the ability of carbon to form
multiple bonds, ring structures, branched chains
Copper and Aluminum are both good conductors of electricity, but aluminum is preferred because
it is lighter and resistant to corrosion
What aqueous solution will produce a yellow perciptate with aqueous potassium iodide?
Lead nitrate