Chemistry Flashcards

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1
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Solid to liquid is…

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Melting

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2
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Liquid to solid is…

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Freezing

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3
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Liquid to gas is…

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Boiling

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4
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Gas to solid is…

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Condensing

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5
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Neutrons

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Neutral (no charge) - 1 mass unit

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Protons

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+1 charge - 1 mass unit

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7
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Electron

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-1 charge - no mass

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8
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Element

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Made up of any 1 type of atom

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9
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Compound

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More than 1 type of element, chemically combined together

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10
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Mixture

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More than 1 type of element, not chemically joined

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Molecule

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A small groups of atoms, you can have a molecule of an element : O2 molecule of a compound - H2O

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12
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Souluble

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Something that can be dissolved

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13
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Insoluble

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Something that cannot dissolve

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14
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Distillation

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A technique used to separate a solvent and a solution

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15
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Solute

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A substance that dissolves in another substance

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16
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Solvent

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A substance that dissolves a solute

17
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Solution

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Mixture of the solvent and the solute

18
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Pure

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1 element or 1 compound

19
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Chromatography

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Used to separate mixtures of substances into their components

20
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Solvent front

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The furthest the solvent ( the liquid that separates the inks ) can reach

21
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What happens during chromatography?

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The solvent soaks up the paper and travels to the ink dots and the ink spreads out, separating the components of the substance

22
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Rf value

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Distance travelled by substance

23
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35 - ???
Cl
17 - ???

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35 - mass no. (Protons+neutrons)
Cl
17 - atomic no. ( electrons / protons )

24
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Isotopes

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A variant of a particular chemical element which differ in neutron number

25
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35 37
Cl Cl
17 17

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Both isotopes are chlorine because they both contain 17 protons / Electrons. However they are different isotopes because their mass numbers are different.

26
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Electrons

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Shells around the nucleus. Max of 2 electrons on 1st shell and max of 8 electrons on other shells.