chemistry Flashcards

1
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basic measure of weight

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gram

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2
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basic measure of volume

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liter

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3
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basic measure of distance

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meter

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4
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boiling point of pure water at sea level

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212 f

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5
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freezing point of pure water at sea level

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32 f

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6
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freezing water c

A

0

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7
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boiling water c

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100

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8
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normal body temp c

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37

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9
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normal body temp f

A

98.6

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10
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freezing point of water k

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273

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11
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boiling point of water k

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373

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12
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top number in the square periodic table

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atomic number= number of protons, therefore number of neutrons

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13
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properties of each element can be predicted based on its

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location in the periodic chart

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14
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a cut along the median plane

A

sagittal section

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15
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a cut along the coronal plane

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frontal section

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16
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a cut through the transverse plane

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cross section

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17
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closer to point of attachment

A

proximal

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18
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farther away from the point of attachment

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distal

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19
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cut through the mid line

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transverse

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20
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cut person in half

A

sagittal

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21
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cut person w a front and back

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frontal plane

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22
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4 fundamental tissues

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epithelial
connective
muscle
nerve

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23
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dna is duplicated and distributed evenly to two daughter cells; outcome is 46

A

mitosis

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24
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takes place in gonads, ovaries and testes; chromosome number is reduced from 46 to 23

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meiosis

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25
largest organ of the body
skin
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in a chemical reaction, no energy is lost but neither is mass destroyed
law of the conservation of mass
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cannot be created, destroyed, or transformed through physical changes
atoms
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electrons can only orbit the nucleus in certain energy stages, or orbits, that are a set distance from the nucleus
bohr's theory
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has a particular shape and holds a particular number of electrons
orbitals
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holds 2 electrons
s orbital
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holds 6 electrons
p orbital
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holds 10 electrons
d orbital
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holds 14 electrons
f orbitals
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the closer an atom is to reaching a full valence shell
the more reactive it is
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some elements are not reactive at all because they possess full valence shell
noble gases
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total mass of the element; atomic mass - atomic number = number of neutrons
atomic mass
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atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons
isotopes
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elements in group 1 and 2 are WHAT? reactive?
alkali and alkali earth metals; very reactive
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group 17? reactive?
halogens; very reactive
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when an element loses an electron
it becomes positive
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are all gases and contain 7 electrons in their valence shell
halogens
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when 2 atoms are formed together by a chemical bond
molecule
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attractive or repulsive forces that occur between molecules
intermolecular forces
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the small charge on the atoms in a polar molecule interact with the charge on other polar molecules
dipole dipole interaction
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strongest bond of the intermolecular forces
hydrogen bonds
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sum of small force interactions between molecules that are a result of forces that are not covalent, ionic, or hydrogen bonding in nature
van der waals forces
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arises from temporary dipoles created by the normal movement of electrons
london dispersion
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substances with strong hydrogen bonds
have higher boiling points
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have indefinite shape but a definite volume
liquid
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both indefinite shape and volume
gas
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liquid to gas; occurs at boiling point
uses energy; evaporation
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gas to liquid; occurs at boiling point
condensation; releases energy
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solid to liquid; occurs at freezing point
melting; uses energy
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energy required for a solid to become a liquid
latent heat of fusion
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acids produce
hydrogen ions (H+)
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bases produce
hydroxide ions (OH-)
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when a solution contains the maximum amount of solute possible
saturated solution
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a solution with less solute
unsaturated
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a solution with more solute than can normally be dissolved in that solvent
supersaturated
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reaction, a fuel will react with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water
combustion
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a single reactant will decompose into two products
decomposition
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two or more reactants will form a single product
synthesis
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a chemical reaction cannot occur until two molecules which may react collide with one another
collision theory
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study of energy in a system and its relationship to chemical reactions
thermodynamics
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energy can neither be created nor destroyed
conservation of energy