Chemistry - 90944 Flashcards

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If an atom has

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Likely positive

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2
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If an atom has >4 electrons in it’s outer shell, will it become a positive or negative ion?

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Likely negative

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3
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Do atoms with a full outer shell react?

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Not in normal conditions

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4
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What is the ionic form of hydrogen?

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H+ (loses it’s one electron and essentially becomes justa proton.

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5
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Do metals generally react by gaining or losing electrons?

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By losing electrons to form cations.

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6
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Do non-metals react by gaining or losing electrons?

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By gaining electrons to form anions.

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7
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Polyatomic ions

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Ions made up of more than one atom (e.g ammonium NH4-, hydroxide OH-, carbonate CO32-

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8
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What sort of bond do metals reacting with non-metals form?

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Ionic bond (e.g NaF, MgO

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9
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What do acids release in water?

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Hydrogen ions H+

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10
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What are the 3 common acids used in school labs?

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HCl, S2SO4, HNO3

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11
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Metal oxides, hydroxides, carbonates, and hydrogencarbonates are examples of?

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Bases

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12
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What is produced when a base reacts with an acid?

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Salt and water (and possible another product) The salt depends on the reactants.

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13
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Word equations for the reactions between acids and metal oxides and metal hydroxides.

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Acid + metal oxide -> salt + water.

Acid + metal hydroxide -> salt + water.

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14
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Word equations for the reactions between acids and metal carbonates and metal hydrogencarbonates

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Acid + carbonate -> salt + water + carbon dioxide.

Acid + hydrogencarbonate -> salt + water + carbon dioxide.

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15
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What might bubbling indicate?

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Production of CO2

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16
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By what method can salt be obtained from solution?

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Evaporation

17
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What do the blue and red colours on litmus paper signify?

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Red - acid.

Blue - base.

18
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What is universal indicator?

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A solution that is red in acid, green in neutral solutions, and purple in basic solutions (with varying degrees of strength)

19
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What does the particle theory (kinetic theory) state?

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That all matter is made up of tiny particles which are in a constant state of motion.

20
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When particles collide with sufficient kinetic energy, Ek, what occurs?

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A chemical reaction.

21
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What factors increase the number of effective collisions?

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Higher temp, higher concentrations, higher surface area.

22
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How can reaction rates be measured in a school lab?

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By how fast reactants are used up or by how fast products are formed.

23
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What is an enzyme?

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A catalyst found in living things.