Chemistry Flashcards

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Polar Covalent

A
  • different electronegativity
  • non equal sharing
  • H2O
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2
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pH

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measures relative concentration of OH- to H+

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3
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Found within the Nucleus

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protons

neutrons

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4
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Cations and Anions mutually…

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attract forming ionic bonds

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5
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Covalent Bonds

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atoms share electrons

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6
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Positive Charge

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protons

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7
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How a Slide moves in relation to the image

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opposite front/back and left/right

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8
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Energy Levels

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  • orbitals closest to nucleus fill first

- the closer the orbital to the nucleus, the less energy

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9
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Basic Solutions

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more OH-

pH > 7

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10
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Periodic Table Info

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elements

  • symbol
  • atomic number
  • atomic mass
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11
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Type of bond determined by

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electronegativity

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12
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Element

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pure chemical substance

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13
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3 Types of Bonds

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  1. covalent (share)
  2. ionic (take)
  3. hydrogen (weak)
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14
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pH Formula

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pH= -log[H+]

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15
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Atoms bond to form

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molecules

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16
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pH Scale

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0-14

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17
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Valence Electrons

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occupy energy cell farthest from nucleus

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18
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Adhesion

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water molecules adhere to other molecules

*meniscus

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19
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Lower Electronegativity

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wants to get rid of electrons

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20
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Half Life

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time for half the amount of a radioisotope to decay

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21
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Water is…

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polar

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22
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Soap

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breaks hydrogen bonds

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23
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Negative Charge

24
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Electronegativity

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strength of attraction an atom has for its electrons

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How do Hydrogen bonds form?
- high electronegative H2O atoms are attracted to each other | - O connects to H of another
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Atomic Mass
protons | neutrons
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Atomic Number
based on number of protons which defines the element
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ATP
energy
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Neutral Charge
neutrons
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WITHIN a water molecule
polar covalent bond
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Orbitals
area surrounding the nucleus where electrons are
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Greater Electronegativity
wants to keep electrons
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Atoms
smallest unit that has the element's characteristics
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Nonpolar Covalent
- similar electronegativity - equal sharing * O2
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Cohesion
water molecules stick together
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Hydrogen Bond Ratio
1:4
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Bond gives protein 3D shape?
hydrogen
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Ionic Bonds
electrons of high electronegativity "take" electrons from low
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Water
most abundant molecule in living organisms
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Opposite Charges
hold the atom together/keep everything up
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3 Subatomic Particles
protons neutrons electrons
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Electron Shells
first *1 orbital= 2 electrons second *4 orbitals= 8 electrons
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SPONCH
``` sulfur phosphorus oxygen nitrogen carbon hydrogen ```
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Number of Known Elements
118
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Aqueous Environment
most chemical reactions within an organism take place
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Hydrogen Bonds
weakest of all chemical attractions
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Maximum # an orbital can hold
two
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Acidic Solutions
more H+ | pH < 7
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Surface Tension
measure of how difficult it is to break the surface of water
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Neutral Solutions
pH= 7
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Cation
positive because lost an electron | *K+, Na+
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Anion
negative because gained an electron | *Cl-, S-
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Isotope
atoms of same element with different number of neutrons
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Ion
atom that gained or lost electron
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Specific Heat
amount of energy it takes to raise temp of a substance 1 degree C