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Chemistry Basics! Flashcards

1
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Define an atom

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An atom. Is the smallest unit of an element.

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2
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What is an atom composed of

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Electrons, protons, neutrons.

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3
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True or false?

Each atom of the same element has the same combination of protons and electrons?.

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True

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4
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What type of charge does a proton have?

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Positive.

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5
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What type of charge does a electron have?

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Negative.

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6
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Define the periodic table

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The periodic table, is a very useful table describing the atoms of every known element.

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7
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What does the symbol “C” stand for on the periodic table

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Carbon

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8
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What does “HE” stand for on the periodic table?.

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Helium..

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9
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What is the number of protons called in a certain atom?.

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Atomic number

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10
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“FE” stands for?

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Iron..

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11
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How many electrons does the element “ZN” have?

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Zinc has 30 electrons.

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12
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How many electrons does it take to equal one proton?

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1,836, it takes about 1,836 electrons to equal the weight of just one proton..

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13
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How many protons does the atom “HE” have?

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Helium has 2 protons. And 2 electrons.

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14
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What is the charge of a neutron?

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The neutron has no charge. ( Neutral)

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15
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Which subatomic particle weighs the least?

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Electrons

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16
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Which subatomic particle weighs the most?

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Neutrons

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17
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Which subatomic particle is in between the two weights

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Protons.

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18
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Which particles make up the nucleus of an atom?

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Protons and neutrons.

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19
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True or false can neutrons be found in the element Hydrogen?

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False

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20
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What are the rows called in a periodic table?

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Periods.

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21
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What are the columns called in a periodic table?

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Groups.

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22
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What is the element “ AR”

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Argon

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23
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What are Noble Gases?

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Helium, neon, argon, krypton.

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24
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Describe and state the alkaline metals?

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Lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium.
The alkaline metals are any of the six chemical elements that make up group 1a on the periodic table.

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25
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What is Group 2A on the periodic table?

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Alkaline earth metals,

26
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What is the element “K”

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Potassium

27
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what is the element group VIIA called?

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Halogens

28
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What does halogens stand for?

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Salt formers

29
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What two elements make up table salt?

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“NA”= sodium
“ Cl”= chlorine

30
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What family does the element Iodine belong to?

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halogen.

31
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What three classes of elements can the periodic table be divided into?

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Metals, nonmetals and metalloids.

32
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What is the element “CU”?

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Copper

33
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Define malleable

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Anything that can be beaten into fine sheets

34
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Define ductile

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The ability to be drawn into wires.

35
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Which families do the nonmetals belong to?

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Halogens and Noble gases.

36
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True or false?

Nonmetals are very brittle, and do not conduct heat or electricity

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True.

37
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True or false silicon is a metaloid

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True

38
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How many protons are in the element phosphorus?

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15 protons

39
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True or false

Almost all of the mass of an atom more than 99.99 percent is attributed to the Nucleus

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True.

40
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Which two particles is the nucleus made up of?

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Protons, and neutrons.

41
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Define mass

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Mass, is a measure of the amount of matter, The mass of an object determines its weight.

42
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Define weight

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Weight, is the effect of gravity on mass

43
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What is the mass number

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the mass number is the number of protons added to the number of neutrons in an atom.

44
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How many protons does the element Phosphorus have?

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15 protons

45
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True or false

The number of electrons in an atom typically equals the number of protons?.

A

True

46
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What is an element.

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An element is matter that is composed of a single type of atom

47
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What is the mass of an electron?

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0.00054

48
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How many naturally occurring elements are there?

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93.

49
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Atoms that have a different amount of neutrons in their nuclei are called?

A

Isotopes.

50
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Atoms that undergo radioactive decay are called what?

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Radioactive isotopes.

51
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How fast do electrons orbit the nucleus?

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100 quadrillion times per second.

52
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Electrons in the outermost shell of atoms are called what?

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Valence electrons.

53
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When are outer electron shells stable?

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When they contain eight electrons.

54
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When two or more atoms are held together by chemical bonds what do they form?

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A molecule

55
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A molecule that contains atoms of more than one element is called?

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A compound

56
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What is a covalent bond?

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A covalent bond is the sharing of a pair of electrons by two atoms.

57
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Define electronegativity

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Electronegativity is defined as the attraction of an atom for its electrons.

58
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What is a nonpolar covalent bond?

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When the shared electrons spend an equal amount of time around each nucleus. When this happens NO opposite ends exists! ( NO POLES)

59
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H-H, in this question what does the dash represent?

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The dash represents the chemical bond between the atoms.

60
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How many electrons are in the valance shell of carbon?

A

4

61
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Compounds that contain carbon and hydrogen atoms are called?

A

Organic compounds.

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