Chemistry Flashcards

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WHMIS SYMBOLS

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Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System

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2
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Solids

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-definite shape and volume

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3
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Liquids

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-no definite shape
-definite volume
-takes shape of the container

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4
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Gas

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-doesn’t have a definite shape or volume
-takes shape of the volume in its container

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5
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Volume

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a quantity of space occupied by an object

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6
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Particle Theory of Matter

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1)all matter is made of particle
2)all particles have spaces between them
3)all particles are moving all the time
4)particles move faster and spread apart further if they are heated up
5) particles attract each other

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7
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pure substance vs mixtures

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Pure substance: element compound
Mixtures: homogeneous and heterogeneous

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8
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element

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a pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler parts by any chemical methods

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9
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compound

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a pure substance that is made of 2+ elements that can be broken down to elements

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10
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mixture

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contains 2+ pure substances mixed together

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11
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homogeneous mixture

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looks like a single mixture ex) coffee, wine, air

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12
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heterogeneous mixture

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a mix of diff. parts that are visible but can’t be mixed or be taken apart ex) pizza, cookies, salad

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13
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solutions

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solute + solvent = solutions

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14
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Density

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the ratio of mass per unit of volume D=m/v

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15
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Quantitative

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numerical or measurable

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16
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Qualitative

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observed with senses

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17
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Physical Properties

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odour, state, texture, shape
observed not measured

18
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Physical Change Rules

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1)can be undone or reversible
2) no new substances is formed
3) change of shape, size, form
4) change of state

19
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Chemical changes

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combustibility, reactivity with oxygen,water,other sub., acids

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Chemical Change Rules

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1) Forms a new substance
2) it is not reversible
3) change in colour
4) produces a gas
5) observed or releases heat or light
6)formation of a precipitate

21
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Atom types

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protons, neutrons, electrons

22
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Atomic number

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is the number of protons and electrons in a atom

23
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atomic mass

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the mass of the atom

24
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mass number

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protons + neutrons in the nucleus
mass # - atomic # = neutrons

25
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ions

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charged atoms

26
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Metals

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metals - cation - loses electrons

27
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Ionic

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metal + non-metal = ionic

28
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Molecular

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non-metal + non-metal = molecular

29
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Dalton

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solid sphere

30
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Thomson

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plum pudding

31
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Rutherford

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nuclear model

32
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Bohr

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planetary

33
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Democritus

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just shapes or round circles

34
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Who made the periodic table?

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Mendeleev - Russia Chemist arranged the elements in the tablet but he arranged by atomic mass (not correct)

35
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modern periodic table

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organized by atomic number

36
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group 1

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Alkiali Metals
- metals
-soft
-low melting point
-reacts with water to release hydrogen gas

37
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group 2

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Alkaline Metals
-when they burned they release bright colors
(valence electrons get excited and jump up and down through the orbitals)

38
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group 17

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Halogens
-non-metals
-corrosive

39
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group 18

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Noble gases
-nonmetals
-non-reactive
-stable

40
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7 diatomic elements

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Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Fluorine
Oxygen
Iodine
Chlorine
Bromine